HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-02-11 - Orange Coast PilotCoast
escapes
brunt of
quake
From staff ud wire reports
A strong earthquake JOited
Southern California today. rock.ing
an area of at least 10.000square miles
and causing at least 20 minor 1nJuries.
Along the Orange Coast, a slight
rumble was felt but no 1nJunes or
significant damage was rcponed.
"We didn't rcce1veanycalls. I guess
that means 11 was pretty mild or that
peo ple are starung to get used to these
things:· said Lt. Dick Olson of the
Orange County Sheriffs Department.
County fire officials also said there
n:cen l'd no repons of damage. -
The quake measured 5.0 on the
Richter scale and struck at 7:25 a.m.
1n the Wh11t1er Narrows area. mean-
ing 11 was an aftershock of the Oct. I
quakc centered there. said Jacquelyn
Dreher. spoke'i"uman for the Call-
forn1!1 lnst1tute of Technology. which
monitors canhquakes in Southern
California.
At Presbyterian lntercommunity
Hoc;p11al in Wh11t1er. al least nine
patients were being treatt>d for minor
in1uncs in tht emergenq room. wit h
three othe~ a"a111ng treatment and a
fe" m o re e .. pe rted. said
spokt>swoman Mana .\dams
She !>aid the 1n1uncs incl uded cut s.
bruises and sprains. Some patients
arn,ed b) ambulance. others walked
in .
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c * NEIGHBORHOOD FOCUS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1988 25 CENTS
FJ9eeway s ·:hooter
had prior brawl
Prosecutor reports
earlier conviction
in traffic incident
By JONATHAN VOUKE
OftflehlJ,...llall
The man v.ho rt'duced a ma rathon
runner to a 4uadnplc~1c in a ( ost.a
Nk'>.1 FrC\.'"a) ~hooting was con-
' 1rn:d in I "l°'h of ligh ting "Ith
another man alln a traffic d1 !>pute.
thl' prosecutor 1n tht· casc said
\\ cdnesda' · ...\l~n ( arr..,11 Mor~n H . faces
chargt•s of at1t•mpted murdt'r. assault
"1th a deadl> "capon and tinng into a 'd mlc .resulting from a Jul) 18
shooting 1n bumpt'r-to-bumper traf-
fit near thl' Orangt' ( oun t) Fair-
grounds
He 1s trer on Slll(H)(IO bail.
Morgan's trial I'> the fim to ansc from
la<:.t summcr\ ra .. h of h1gh"a> v1ol-
t'nC<.'. h is C:\JX'Ctt•d to concl ude early
nc\I \A.C'ek
Morgan 1es11 ticd \\ednesda' that
he fired the 5hot that sent a 22-Cahber
slug into the nee~ of 29-)ear-old Paul
Nu.,sbaum and paral) ted the Rolling
Ht ll') fatale\ man. but o;a1d the
shooting "a" a ·foohsh" act 1n a
moment of anger
0..,,.... ,..__.,Lee .. .,_
Defendant Albert Carroll Mor1an hidea bla face from
cameru u he and bl•wlfe. ·Joy. leave court.
"'orse nightmare for the 'KL1m ..
He said he dOt'sn 't remember "'hat
spurred him to li re his gun but said he
was frustrated becau~ he "'as being
passed b) motonsts dn' ing to his
nght on thl' road·, \houldcr
"II ""as upsclllng to l.nO\A. thJt
)ou'd be s1111ng 1n traffic so long.. 1ht•n
ha'e people JU\I passing b) \OU ..
\torgan te~t11ied ··1 The shoo11ng1
happened w fast "1th1n a !>t"cond or
t\\O."
J( 111 "·l' nut attempted murder. thl
mo'' wnnu' o l the t"hargesagainst h1 ~
d1tnl \ nl'tghbor of the Santa -\n.i
roolt·r IC\ttlied that "1organ v.a., not J
\wit nl ffiJO
People rcp0ncd feeling the quakt•
(Plea.e eee QUAKE/ A2)
Paul Nu .. baum te.tlfle. ln court that he '1-• no memory of
the ahoottna that put him in a wheelchair.
.. fhe gun v.as la~1ng there 1n the
pouch. I thought I'd lire a "am1ng
shut out thr "indo" ... ~organ tesu-
fed "It's a nightmare for me but 1t'sa
B«ausc he contends Morga n did
not plan th<..' shooting.. defen~ at-
tom e) Paul \k ,l'r d a1ms the 1nl 1-
But l>cput~ l.)1stnl't -\ttome~ Chn•
"-rJl1t k \Jld in toun Wcdnesda\ that ~1mg.an has bt-C'n 1n,olvcd in 'otbn
trallit '1olente .\tTOrding to a Santa
-\na pohci: rcpon ~torgan wiu ar
re<.tl·d in I '1-t. after bC'aung ur
an111ht·r m.in a her arguing w11h him a•
.i r.:J ltiht \torgan paid a S.!50 fine 1n
1 hJt \.J\(' re"urds sho"
(Plea.M eee FUEW A Y / A2 l
Initiative prompts delay of 3 development pacts
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of_hlJ,...IWt
Fears concerning th e effects of a
propo">ed c1111ens· growth~on1rol 1n-
1t1all'l' led the count) Board of
Suix·n 1sors on WC'dnesda) to po t-
ponc lOns1dera11on of three dtHlop-
mcnt a~mcnl'> that "'ould ha'e
locked 1n approval for more than
17.000 nt:" homes
But c;upt'f\ t\ors turned around and
apprOH'd thrl'c \tm1lar agrct•ment'i
unenng ~ 1.000 home<, 1n the south
count)
The agreemen ts that "ert· po\t-
pont·d \H'rc all connected "Ith the
Foothill C mula11on Phasing Plan a
S.:!35 -million south count~ road-
hu1l d1ng plan
Roads hu11t under the alan an: to be
finanled tn bond' and thertin ht>s
the ruh dtl'l1 rd1ng tu ~UJ')\'f\ 1\llr
Gaddt Vasque1 "ho rcquc<,ted the
l"' u-v.cd . pmt pom•nit.•nt
\ a~ul'I \JtJ hl' \las conca ncd
that the prl'"t>nle of a slov.-grov.th
in1t1at1\l' 1n Orane.e Count\ might
afft•et the "1lh ngncss of lenders to
lla1. I. the road-de' elopment bonds
"\\ htle I am ron' meed that the
gt)jl\ of thl· 1-oothtll ( 1rcula11on
Pha'ltng Plan arc right on targeL I am
wmcrncd thal thC} ma~ be 1n
ronll1tt \\tlh the 1n1t1at1,e ... said
'v asquez.
()e, elopmt>nl ae.reem('nts arc lrtal-
h binding documents "htch proh·t t
tiu1lderc, from changes in zoning m
other ne" rt·quirement">
t ounl~ lcgaiOffil 1ah c,a~ the agn:t·-
mcnt' "ould .il\o be 1mmunC' from
the dTetl!. ot a proposed l1111en.,
gro"th-\ontrol 1n111a11,e
''Tht• agrc-cmt·nts \tale that the' "'II pre' .iii cncr aO\ ~han11.e.,ad1lptt·d
h' thl hoard tll h' 1n111a11' c t>I ti
' 1t:r.. .,.. J \JriJn "'-u' Pl"r toun1
' un~
Rut tho-.c guarantt"e'> IJl3' no1 0.
t'nou~h IN the hond mar~t'l v.h1ct>
h·nd'> Ill grti " Jilter. at the 'er
ml·ntwn o l gru\A.th control ."uper
'1sor R ~er ~t.anton '3td
(Pleue eee THR.EE/A2)
Candidates in 40th· air views PAUL
AICHIPLEY
Hot spell
on Coast
will last
awhile ·
Crowded field tackles issues at debate
sponsored by Balboa Bay Republican s
Candidates 1n the 40th Con-
gressional Dt!>t rn:~ Republican po-
mar) fo und out hu" d1flicult 11 will be
10 •Ha ke out political lcrntof)
Wcdnesda).
Lyn Nofziger, President
Reagan's one-time politi-
cal director, was found
guilty of lobbying top
presidential aides for pri-
vate clients after leaving
the White House./ Al
Boating
More than 1.000 sail-
boats are ready for the
Midwinters this year ./IM
Entertainment
A world premiere ballet
dedicated to Presley ar-
rives this weekend./ A 10
Dunng tht• li r5t dt•hatc nl tht•
campaign 1n In inc eight candidate<.
genera II~ Ct hot:d .,1m 1lar 'II.'"., 11n
fore ign and domec;t 1c l'>.,Ul''i
.\'> 1f tht• alread ' rro"dcd slalt'
Holiday
closures
to extend
weekend
Some Cit). C'ount) and s..·huul
officials "'II get a four..Ja, \\Ct'kend
1n honor uf h;1d.-to-bat ~ prc<.1dcnt'-.
b1rthd:l\ ~ .
But trash tOllC('t1on in Cmta :\.le,,\
Fountain \"allc). In 1ne. Hun11ngwn
Beach. Laguna Beach and r'' ix>rt
Bea h "111 bc on St'hedulc Fnday and
Monda~
Following is a hst of clo ings.
• Orange County and California
go,ernment office will be closed
Fnda' and Mo nda'
•Cit) go,emmen1 -city hall in
Costa Mesa. Fountain Valky and
lr"ine W1ll be closed Fnday and
Monda> while city offices in Hunt-
1n1ton _Beach. La&un1 Beach and
Newpon Beach wtfl be cl~ Mon-
da only.
• Schools-campuKs in Newport
lkach. C'osta Mesa and Irvine will be
closed Frida) and Monda)' whale
schools in Fountain V1lky and
Hununaton Beach w111 be closed
Monda> only. Schools in Lacuna
lkach will be closed all ne't Wttk
Most b3nkll will be closed Monda)
Mail" 111 be dcllHrcd Fnday but not
Monda)
• \\on·1 mal.t• 11 hard enough for
t·o ntt'ntll'r' to rt\I.' .iho' e their oppo-
nt·n t \, .1 ninth hopclul also intl·nd' 10
run
.\dam ...._1cm1 I. ' of Hun1 1ng11,n
&alh '' 111 ftirmall' annoumc ht \
l:and1J at' F l'b 11.l • r he \l>n uf Poh'lh 1mm1grant\.
K1an1I. madl'lll'adlant>'i in I QM when
hl' kd a 1.amp.t1gn as king the federal
Three-car collision
gtl\ ernml'nt to r-.'nounce the Yalta
-\ga·cmcnt that plated his homeland
1n lhl' East Sl<x.·
He'll ha' e to pla~ ratch-up to his
oppom·nts "ho shared the podium
bdurl· the Balboa Ba' Rcpuhltcan
\\ omt'n Ft:dcra1 cd in '1hc fi~t r an-
d1dJte'>· forum
Three cant.l1Jatt'S stre">sed their
·ncn«'and <."onnel'ttons in Wash-
CAMPAIGN '88
ington. D \ lour stood on thC'tr kx.il
n cdcnt1als. anJ onC' su~('sted hC' ht'ld
a UnlQUt' pcr'>pellt\e ilCQUlfed at
(Pleaee eee DEBATE/ A.2)
A pueencer ln a three-car colllalon
Wedaeeda7 la naabed to an asnbalance.
Once Nellie Cook, 84, of Coeta 11-wu
•• .,., • U-hlrn on Newp&rt BoaleYU'd at
l 9tll Street jut after DOOD ..... alle lllt oae
car aad tHa cl'Mbad a...4-Gll lato aaotber.
Ber,_ •:rr· Sw Ball, 80, of Coat.a
·-... .. ........... ..aai lloapttal.
e, P H 'L ARCHJPLEY
ud LA 'CE 10~0!\
°' -o.-y ._ --
T h1. I >range ( oast oo .. ~ed 1n fl
u 11J hrlJ k1ng "arm \\{'athC'r v. l'J'IL 'l!J' ..t' tempcra1urc' reachC'd
Uh. r J t 1.M)l.'f-0..
~ 1 J' ,r, prcd11 .. ted thC' mid "'"" "l·•• "·•'l'., uuld last througt' th1. ,\ ,·~.,..;"hen am pc-oplc \A.Ill
('n 1•'' ·' "•1.·l'-JJ, hl,hda'
· \~ "JJ .J ~rC'al da,.~. ~1d "1l'"
Pl-'r ~ J "\larinc \afet' O ffi C'Cr Jim
Tu"'
\ "' r q "'tnd flll ~<.·J uii a1 abou1 ~
p n 1 ! 'll thl .ur temper:U ull'
lJ ~~ ' I' -, I< , ~ d t'gl"C('S IO d
mJt · .... , nut<.'' T umer said.
l ll••nur.Jh'h k" people ~-ere on
thl· .._,p,\ t 1 t'n!I ' 1 hr -.aid Hov.('\ C'f
lifr~ .ir,I\ "l" l'fll hU~\
Th,·, n t''' ~.ll<'..t a rl·port of a hah'
sc.a t 1· "a' l•n lhl 1C'll' rod.s It
dlnt 1: 11 •, "'atC'r \A.hen thC'\
arr I\ t'll
T hn ·' ''' • h1. J 'J a "hale had ~;ll hl·l 'dl Hu \A.hen lifeguard'
am' t'll tht'' 'f\I. 1·l·J a c. ahfom1a g:ra'
"'hJl1. 1rnl1l n~ u,1 ,,ff the \horthne
-J, 111.,1c1n '~hi 1h1\ 11me l'lf )ear
Turnl· ...i •J
Hu nlnt!t ,, R..t,h "a' C"qualh
(!Ull:t .i l,1;tu.1 11 ,.llll
L...it l a'lt'"'' n l~ mph v.1nd<.
d fll\l m.tn' r'\"f'I' 1 11Ttht"..and. v.h1k
tempt·r.11un•, "'Med throughout
uthl'rn t a 1n~n1a
'-cv.fll•n tka, h and '3nta ~na
l"C'\ or..!"'1 h1~h' ,,, ' "'hilt the
Jcmrcraturt" at th<' I '" .\nge les ( "1c
cntl'f rtl4't' tl1 .1 rt't llrd . thl"C'e
dC'Jft'C 3ho'T thC' Pft'"'IOU., Feb 10
htitlh'I ''<ltn lll"I
It ""J' tht' "C'\11n:1 lllO<.('('Ut t\e da\
ot n-,,1rtl h1gh1. 1n ~uthcm (ah-
fol'n1J
The h I 'oUH wa .. IU~ b\ a
h1ih prt'''Urt' '"''em-that ~ult<' C\.\.Tf
thl' \\ c't 111"'-J'tt'f'\ said
Index
Advk:e and Gamet
Buttetlri Board
Bullnesa
a..fled
A 11
A4
A7-8
85-7
· E%b.ulned bOdyshow~ no signs_ offoUl play
1n~1n& of a tt.am(f PJlokd b htr Kcn"ntth 8af"* k no• lhcs at tus Coma
DMthnot~
Opink)n
Polee tog
PubAc notas
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A12
88
A9
A3
IM,8
81-3
A2
BJ GRSG II rgx .......... _
Wcahby HunUftllon Beach widow
ency Ann Barwict died two )tal"J
110 o( appatttU ftltUraJ CIUJCS Ind
not It tht hands of ht'r nd
hu blncl. ICtOr4i..W to th<' Los 4n· Itta C«OMr·s ~. ••••••••!1111•:.:: ___ ~Coroncn· ckPulincomRlctcd tht1r
l ..,
, .. ...
(
husband dunn&• torm offtht I land late w1fc'\ h mt '" Hunll"l'Oft
f rvba 1• tht nbbe:an • Harbour Herould not bt fat'hed for
Ba,...ick told autbonttes that after romme-n
tht) tw1m to ~fl-om a small Howt. cr.1ncoun.doc:wMobfHed
hrt-boet, tut wtft C'Ol'-'*d 4Nban 1n 19 6 by 1home John ~
aulhonun ~ iht·death wu M n. &r-ic ' IOC\ Wirt Md
due to natural u~ pot&i~ 1 ht'an n~m t)un1 alk9ed t.hfy ft'>
1nack and no aut~ • ron· tt1'td phoM caJ11 frOm ~
d\K1Cd. (Pl••• -mATll/M) \
•· r
=:.:... .. doll:' 6 -• ~ JOU111 crap. IDO, I 2 riaa
IMt a Repablican victor could terVe
muy terms and earn im~nt
letliOrity. The you'*"1 candidate it
ll; ... oldna. 43. NMm Roeeabeq. 3$. Chuck De-
Vore. 2,, andC'hristopherCox. lS. all
have e•pcrience in the nation's capi-
tal C. David Baker, lot, John Kelly. 26.
Peter Buffa. 39, and Peer Swan, 4 3. all
are elected IOC'al officials.
John Hylton, 42. is an airline pilot.
During the hour-Iona forum, can·
d idates were asked to discuS$ their
qualifications. their views on U.S.
and Soviet conventional fon:n in
Europe in the wake ol'lbe Intermedi-
ate Nuclear forces treaty, ttie
Strategic Defense lniuative,
Nicaragua and what they thought was
the most important foreign policy
p,.oblem.
The c.andidates also ditcuucd their
views on offshore oil driUina. the use
of nuclear power. the fedeftl deficit
and what they thought was the most
important domestic problem.
Herc, in brief, are what each said in
the order that they spoke:
Darict Baker
Bak.er, an attorney. is a city coun-
cilman and former mayo,. oflrvinc.
While supporting the INF treaty.
Baker reminded listeners it was made
possible by the defense buildup
ordered by President Reap,\. He
_ad\f,ocalcd...continuing support for a
strong defense that would force
advcnaries to bargain seriously for
reductions. •
Bak.er lamented that Nicaragua
rnay have been irretrievably lost
because of con~ressional under-
mining of tbe president's policies.
He opposes local offshore oil
drilling and supports the use of
domestic nuclear energy.
Baker would revise the federal
budaet process. calling for a biennial
budget. a balanced budget initiative
and giving the president the line-item
veto.
He secs America's greatest
domestic threat as drug abuse and
supports the death penalty for drug
smugglers and dealers.
Nathan Rosenberg
Rosenberg. who squared off against
Rep. Robert Badham in the 1986
primary. is a Republican activist who
served undt'r the secretarv of defense
and the maJorit~ leader 'in t,hc U.S.
Senate. ·
While agreeing the Soviets have
more conventional fo rces in Europe.
Rosenberg said U.S. and , N-\ TO
forces are better tratned and
equipped. He 'owed to keep those
forces strong
He Mid Nicaraaua can be saved
wkh forceful action by tbe U.S.
ltOICnbera said America is at war
with illqal drup, and he supports the
death penalty for pusher$. He would
enJi&& the use of U.S. military fortes to seem the tide of drup into the U.S.
Ro.enberaopposesoffthoreoil rip
soulh of the Santa Ana River and
favon the use of nuclear power for the
nation's energy needs.
Cback DeVore
DeVorc, a PcntagOn liaison to the.
National Security Couneil. was the
youngest Reagan appointee to the
Pentagon.
He said U.S. conventional forces
will have to be stttngthencd in
Europe and favors early deployment
in SPfCC of strategic defense weapons.
Warning that the Soviets should
not be trusted dcspi1e their much-
trumpeted glasnost. De Vore_ said the ·
country's major foreign policy prob-
lem is the tJ.S. Congress. .
If Cbngress stepped aside and
permitted the president to conduct
foreian poli_cy. Nicaragua could be
saved, he said.
DeVore said we would be ir-
responsit>le to foreclose on the possi·
bihty of offshore oil drilling because
of our dependence on foreian oil.
He favors the use of nuclear power
if a way can be found to safely store
nuclear waste.
De Vore would push for the
elimination of the Department of
E:dueation. and favors the line-item
veto ao.d_Jh~cath penalty for _drug
traffickers.
JobnBylton
Hylton, a pilot for Alaskan Air-
lines. said the country is in a crisis
situation militarily, ec-onomically
and morally.
He warned the U.S. needed to
address its military balance with the
So' iets and ensure communism
makes no more inroads in the
We-stem Hemisphere. He doesn't
believe Nicaragua is irretrievably
lost.
Hylton supports SDI. opposes off-
shore oil drilling until more effective
safety measures are established and
fa vors the use of domestic nuclear
power.
Calling tax reform "a joke," Hylton
would cut federal spending. give the
president the line-item veto and
increase domestic growth by remov-
ing government restraints on the
business sector.
John Kelly
Kelly. a Tustin cit} councilman.
billed himself as a no-frills candidate
v. ho would keep government spend-
ing in check by cutting out the fat.
such as food stamp abuse.
He opposes offshore o il drilling but
.•
favon nuclear power plants. . ~~Uy said the county's m~ pt'OOlem is a tack of etnd~nt mass
transit. He wo&&ld pu$h for a s'!;tcm
similar to San Francisco's BAl, .
Clut8tDplaer Co1I
Coll, an anomey. 11~ u~ his job as
a senior White House adviser to ru"
for office hert. He would work to
conJin~ the "Reapn Revolutjon"
af\er the president leaves office.
Arguina Nicaraaua isn't ir-
rttricvably lost. Cox said, however,
what cou•d be lost is America's
credibility among its allin if it turns •
its back on the rebels fiJhting thert.
Cox would move beyond the INF
treaty and c~ll for reductions of
Warsaw Pact conventional fo~s
rather than incrcasin& allied forces in
Europe.
He supports SDI, oPl>Oscs offshore
oil drilling and favors the use of
nuclear power pla nts.
Cox would reduce or eliminate
most federal programs like fa rm
subsidies while pushing for a con-
tinued strong defense.
Peter Baffa
Buffa, a Costa Mesa city coun-
cilman. said U.S. conventional forces
should be increased and adjusted to·
deal with today's enemies, particu-
larly terrorists.
While supporting SDl research.
Buffa said deployment-would depend
on the fruits of that research.
U.S..oompclitiveness~n L~ worl4-
is the country's greatest f~ign policy
issue. he said.
Although he supports the u~ of
domestic nuclear power. Buffa would
take administration of the plants
away from utility companies.
He also would work to revise the
welfare system that cripples the
budget without helping the poor.
Peer Swan
Swan. president of the Irvine
Ranch Water District board. said the
nation needs to establish focused
goals similar to the effort that put men
on the moon.
He supports SDI research and
believes Nicaragua can be saved from
the co mmunists.
The U.S. lacks a focused foreign
policy. Swan said.
He wouldn't preclude the possi-
bility of offshore: oil drilling if it's
needed an"d called for rebuilding the
nation's basic infrastructure to ensure
its industrial power.
Swan would place regulatory ·con-
trol over all nuclear plants under a
central administration.
To solve the budget woes. he
suggested the American ta:itpayer
would support fair. across-the-board
cuts 1n federal spending.
/
February heat wave hangs on
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THREE DEVELOPMENT PACTS DELAYED •••
.From Al
"The well can be pois6ned very
easily:· he said.
Stanton added that he did not
believe two weeks would be enough to
work out problems concerning the
agreement and the initiatiye. He
suggested meetings betw~n the
board and backc:rs of the slow growth
initiati\(~.
Sponsors of the initiative. sub-
mitted to the Registrar of V.oters on
Tucsda). have criticized the
proposed development agreements.
calling them an attempt to circum·
vent the will of the people.
.. , wi sh the} would wait until the
inniati' e has i o ne before the voters
before approving all of these agree-
ments." said Tom Rogers. co-author
of the C1t1zens Sensible Growth and
total of 21.000 homes. despite the
objections of Stanton and Vasquez.
who argued that the postponement
should apply to all of the proposed
agreements.
Supervisor Harm·n W1cdc:r was the
swing vote.
Several members of the audience
spoke out against the proposed agree-
ments.
011e speaker who a~ued against all
six agreements was Elizabeth Brown. a reprcscntati\'e Of the environmental
group Laguna Green Belt.
Brown criticized the agreements on
a number of points. includtng her
contentton that there has txen inade-
quate cnv1ronmc:ntal impact stud}
fo r the propos<.'d projects.
mglcss. because the developments
includ<.'d in the agreements are
alrcadv authorized under the coun-
t' ·s General Plan and existing zoning
laws.
"These agreements do not
authonzcd an} nc:'w units." said
Robert Fisher. <.'ounty director of
planning.
The three postponed agreements.
Rancho Santa Margarita. Foothill
Can} on and Oove~ Canyon. would
guarantee a total ~f about S 130
m1lhon toward th'e Foothill road
construction plan .
\lso included arc funds for Ii-
bran~. lire stations and sheriffs
substations.
The other three. Aliso VieJO.
FREEWAY SHOOTER IN PRIOR BRAWL •••
Traffic Control Initiative ... But of
course the) won·t because they're
tf) i ng to get around it."
She said the roads to be built under
the agrl·ements will become con-
gested ' ith the residential develop-
ment that 1s being permitted.
Marina Hills and Bear Brand Ranch.
arc not part of the Foothill plan but all
will contnbutc funds for other road-
building programs. From Al
In coun Wednesda\.-:('a rroll faced
his '"ictim for the firsi time since the
shooting. Nussbaum was brought to
the counroom strapped to his wheel-
chair in an ambulance from the
Downe} rchab1htat1on hospital he
now calls home.
In their tcst1monv. both defendant
and '1ct1m said t·he' did not re-
cogn1Le one another. ·
Although he ''as on the wi tness
stanJ for onh a short 11me becau~ he
has no mcinon o f the incident.
Nussbaum told ·reporters after tes-
11fy1ng that he made the painful
JOUrnc} from the hospital to the
courtroom 1n hopes of preventing
other mindless shootings.
"The reason I came to the court
room toda) 1s bec:ause I fee-I a great
10JUSt1ce has becn done to myse1r:·
Nussbaum said as his brother and a
fnend stood b~. occas1ona41y gjvmg
him sips ofwatc:r from a bottle v.1th a
strav.. ··1fth1s can help to stop people
from doing thcSt' kinds of th ings. th1<.
is m) contribution.
Nussbaum said his heart holds
hatred for Morgan. and at the same
time"( think he is pathcttc ··
"I hope (Morgan I"" ill spe111d a long
t1me behind bars." hl' added
But Nussbaum said even that v. 111
not bring JUSllce in the case. Justice.
he said. only could be found "1(
somrone went thro ugh e'aetl~ the
same thing I ha'c Word'i cannot
e'pla1n 11. "Right nov., I am comple te!}
dependent on other people to take
care ofm, da1h needs ... If l ha\C an
itch on in~ nose or head. I need
someo ne: to scra1ch 11."
· Nussbaum -who once ran mara-
thons and pla)ed tennis wi th a young
Tracv Austin -made most of his
statements at a crowded courtroom
nev.s conference after Jurors had been
dismissed. but his effect on the panel
was evident.
The six-man. six-woman jury sat
stone-faced as he clearl" and art1culatel~ responded to questions
from Krahck and Mever. Wearing a
T-shirt from the 1981 Oakland Mara-
thon v.1th his hands and feet wrapped
1n protecti"e foam . Nussbaum told
the attorne's he was on the Costa Mc~ Frcewa) -which was packed
"'11h fair-goers -because he was
going to ha ve dinner with a fr~end in
Newport Beach.
The wt thing he remembers. he
said. was a "humming' in his e~
It was only later. after his ~tsun
station wagon caromed into three
other cars and he was taken to the
hospital emergency room. that he
learned he had been shot, he tcitified.
It '1.as months before he learned to
c' en breathe on his own. and still
later before he could speak again. He
has no use of his arms or le~s. he said.
Meyer said it would be important
for the jury to d«""ide the case on the
facts. not.the traicdy of Nussbaum·s
inJury. If convicted of all charges.
Morgan could be sentenced to life in
prison. A key requirement to the
attempted murder charge is whether
Morpn meant to hun Nussbaum.
"If there is evidence-not surmise
or emotion -to suppor:t a JUI)
finding of premeditation or dclibera-
Wednesday's Lotto picks
By ne Associate-cl PrH1 six numbers will share a pnu Pool of
$4.2 million. lottery officials said.
Here arc the winning numbers Those picking fi ve numbers plus i'tc~cd Wednesday. night for the the bonus number wi ll share $1.8
Cahfom1a Lonery s twice-weekly . . fi f · S60S 000 fi f "Lotto 6-49" game: 40. 43. 30. 47, 38. f'l'.l1llS1~nso: 0001vc oTsh1x .. f . . . : ouhr o
29 and the bonus number. 34. Sil., J : •• ree 0 sax is won an
The numbers were chosen by lotto -automA~SS.
machi.nc durinJ a television broad-The sales f ro.m Saturday to
cast orginating in Sacramento. Wednesday night s drawing were
Pla)-ers who correctly guessed all S 11.4 m1lhon.
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Rogers told the board Wednesday
that he would be willing to discuss u on. I haven·t heard 1t tR this court." inclusion of some ke y initiative Meyer said after the prosecutio n rested Its case Wed nesday. "To provisions into the agreements. a
d . · compromise that might make them elevate this case into preme &talion more palatable to initiati ve backers.
and deliberation requires something The main ingredient missing from
that just isn't in the facts." the proposed agreements. Rogers
Morgan testified the gun. which is said . is a guarantee that roads bu'ilt
small enough to be hidden in a man's under the Foothill plan will not
palm. was in his fo ur-wheel-drive exceed county standards for traffic
truck after a camping trip. He bought congestion.
"The mc:d1cinc ~ou arc proposing
to rnre the malad) 1s what made us
sick m the· first place." she said.
"That's wh~ the people aren·t buying it. ..
But county staff members say the
opponents· arguments are mean·
The: largest the 17.000-unit Aliso
Viejo planned community. will con-
tn butc up to S35. million toward
constructinJ, a segment of the San
Joaquin Hills Transportation Cor-
ridor.
OU AKE FELT ON COAST ....
f?omAl the revolver after being stalked b) a "If standards for level of service
mountain lion on a previous outing were stated explici tly, then we from pomts ns far apart ns Fall brook ··c, en though It wusn'1 as strong as the
and intended to use it to frighten an) wouldn 't have substandard road!> 1n San Diego Count} in the south to Inst one. the) w1d the big one 1s
animals that approached hirft on going in." he said. Lancastrrin the MoJave Descn in thl' coming:·
future trips. Tony Moiso. president of the Santa north. a 100-mile stretch. It also was "It JUSt rolled for a long time." said
He told Krahck he did not recall at Margarita Co .. said he thought 1t reported in Redlands. some 70 miles Shcila·Cov..gcr. a dispatcher with the
what point he remembered the gun would be possible to make some east of Los -\ngelcs. to Malibu. 30 Long Beach Fire Department. where
was in the driver's door pouch. but accemmodations to the initiative. miles west on thl' coast. and in no reports of 1nJur)· or damage had
continually stressed that he only ··That's where I think the real Barstov... 90 nulcs northeast of Los bl:on taken.
intended to frighten the next motorist promise hes:· said Moiso. whose Angeles. The Oct. I Whittier earthquake Rancho Santa Ma~n.ta planned Some '"entral Amencan 1mm1-measured 5.9 on the Richter scale. It w"Q fried to use the shoulder to pass '-•JJ communa·ty 1·s one o the postponed grants fl<.'d their homes in Los Angeles and its immediate aftcnhocks cau~ him on the congested freeway. agreemeAts. "l think we can for-and set up camp io parks once again. S358 million in damage in Los
Morgan. who had a blood-alcohol mulate some kind of marriage be-as they did after the Oct. I temblor. AngelC"s and Orange Counties and
level of .10 percent when he was tween the initiative and the agree-terrified of the killer quakes called caused at least seven deaths.
arrested. was taken into " custody ments:i . tt:rremotos in their countries. At the Police Department in Whit-
shonh afterthe 7:05 p.m. shooting. A Hesaidhcrematncdopposcdtothe "It \.\as jLCst like last time. Yuu t1ertoda~. r«ords clerkCarol Rob-
man driving behind Morgan saw the initiative. however. "The way it's alwa} s feel the building crack." said 1nson said the quake felt "prctt)
shoouni and passed a description of written. it stops everything." he said. Leticia Melgoza as she sat in a strong."
the vehicle to Costa Mesa pohce. who Moiso said he was disappointed Figueroa Street park with her family. Bill Shaw. manager of the San
arrested Morgan just mside the that his agreement was forced to wail, cradling a bah) ho). "We don't want Gabriel Civic Auditorium. which was
fairgrounds. Morgan's wife. Lonn ie while others were approved. to go upstairs because we don't want 1t heavily damaged in the October 1
Joy Morgan. was also in the truck at Board members approved thrtt to shake: again. quake. said the afiershock cau~ no
the time of the shooting. but was not other development agreements. for a ··1 got twice as scared." she said. new damaie. a~ned.She 1scx~tcdto1taify1n ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the trial. 11
DEATH ••• Prom Al
Barwick shonly after his wife's death
in whit'h he falsely claimed she was
still ahvc and that he needed mone~
for her treatment at an Aruba hospi-
tal. Mrs. Barwick was I 3 years older
than her second husband.
Whelan said this morning that the
coronc{s ruJ!na docs not close the
case. aod that the cause of Mrs.
Barwick's death is still unknown.
The sons have also filed a wronaful
death suit 1Pinst Barwk k. 38, in
Oranae County Superior Court. A
jury trial to dctermint, hrinhip 10
Mtl. Barwiclt'scswe is scheduled for
March 7. but will likely be continued.
said Whelan.
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• Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thursdey. Febru91Y 11, 1988 • ~
Leadership
and memories
come up short
4th lntech suspect pleads guilty
Wben Rep. R.obert Badham suscsted in a
recent interview that newspapen arc often overly
de~ndent on their own libraries. he madC l. valid
point A newspaper's library consists primarily of
articles dipped out of that publication for future
reference.
The congressman 1>0inted out that misinfonna·
tion. misquotes or other errors in a story can be built
upon, in perpetuity, as reporters pull the file on that
subject and repeat the errors in succeedil'\I stories.
Of course.
anytime a
&ross .d istor-
plul tion of faict is
brought to a
newspaper's A-CllPLEY ancnuon It will Ill (Un a rorrec-
1
·············• ion . But
Badham right·
ly pointed out. •gain. that the correction won•t get
the ~me big play in the paper as the original story.
His particular gri~ against the Daily Pilot was
its stories and editonals that n~tively portrayed
his world travels at the pubhc's expense. The
newspaper was especially cntical of a South Pacific
jo urney that took a congressional delcption through
such exotic places as Tahiti and Fiji.
Furious about the coverage. Badham visited the
newspaper offices where he talked to the publisher.
-editor~nd anyone el~ who would list.en. uplainioJ-
euctly what the trip entailed and why stops in Fiji
~nd Tahiti were necessary.
In our latest intervie~. Badham again talked
about that coverage and complained that the Pilot's
library would contain only clippings of critical
stories because he had never received a fair hearing
from us.
I was· ready to balance the record for the
congressman in the story that followed our interview
when I went to our library and discovered. lo and
behold, we had indeed given him that hearing.
In a front page story that followed his visit to the
Pilot. he was given the opportunity to spell out. step
by step. his entire trip to the South Pacific.
Maybe he never saw the story. Or maybe he
didn't remember it Just as a newspaper's prejudices
can get stored forever in its library. an indtvidual's
prejuQices can get stored in the memory banks where
they block out or reject any information that
contradicts those prejudices.
That's not to say the congressman didn't have a
vahd argument about newspapers. But believe it o r
not, newspaper reporters generally do their best to
get the facts n eht. When they d on't. editors are read~
to run corrections.
I mcnt·ion this because I've been wondenng 1f
our newspaper has been eiving the Board of
Supervisors a bum rap. l ooking in our library. I've
had trouble finding stones that show our supervisors
providing mucti-needed leadership in the coutHy ·on··
controversial issues hkc development and transpor-
tation.
Tuesda} ·s delivery to the Registrar of Voters
~lfa~e of 95.000 s1gn!1tures on a slow-growth
in1t1atl\C was accomplished in dramatic fashion.
complete with coffin and hearse to symbolize the
end of politics as usual in Orangc-County.
Gaddi Vasquez. and Harriett Wieder have been pla}.inJ_ around wtlh ..somc_.altematives-to the
in1tiat1 ve while they ·and other supcrvisors belittle
the citizens· effort as simplistic and unwo rkable.
The supcn 1sors bn stle at suJtgestions that
they've bttn bowing to developers· wishes. Yet, they
consider approvals for thousands of new homes at
the ''el) sa me time their constituents arc crying for n
slowdown. ~·
The last time the supervisors really took a
controversial Stand was when the} finally picked a
jail stte -after they "committeed" the issue to
death.
They convenient!~ found an acctptable site in
Ralph Clark's district after he announced his
retirement. He no longer would hav<.' to face the
voters and his successor would b( able to sa} he had
nnthing to do with the de-cision. Just to show his
heart was s11ll in the right place, Clark voted against
the sckcted site. anyway.
The public's view 1s that unbndlcd growth
without concurrent road eApans1on has led to
countyw1de traffic jams. Supervisors who point to
growth outside of their jurisdiction as a chief culpnt
aren't providing leadership. just excuse-s.
Leadership would have ~n planning to
prevent gridlock. so that a cilllens· ini11at1vc
wouldn't have been needed.
Maybe there really are instances of stro ng
leadership by the Board of Supervisors and o ur
library just doesn't have them on file. Maybe
Badham's point applies here. too.
Maybe I should look in the fiction section.
IJ GREG llml&X ................
A second Newport ~ach man has
pleaded auilty to fraud cha~s in connec-'°" with an elaborate multimillion dollar
precious metals scam. accordina to feckral
prosecutors.
James Eglius. 40. remains in custody
without bail at the federal prison on
Terminal Island after plcad1n$ auilty
Monday 10 two counts of mail fraud
committed while he was with Jntech
Investment Corp.. a Newport Beach
Three hit
byl;lutos,
cycle in.
Laguna
By LANCE IGNON °' .................
In ICSLlha.nJwo hours Wednesday in
Laguna Beach. three people were struck by
vehicles in separate incidents. two on
~_!'th Coilt Highwaj. _ _ ·
The most serious incident occurred at
about 7:55 p.m . at the intersection of Anita'
Street and the coast hi&hway. A woman
was struck by a 1970 Volkswagen as she
was crossing the-busy highway, witnesses
said.
..I looked over and'I saw him (the dn ver)
skidding. The woman almost ran but she
wasn't fast enough," said Flynn Baglin. a
busboy at nearby Salemo Pizzeria.
"He was still skidding as she went otTthe
ca r. He was going too fast and didn't know
how to brake:· Baglin said. "
Baitlin said the woman was about fi''e
feet trom reaching the curb when she was
hiL .
Members of the Laguna Beach Fire
Dcpanment administered treatment to
the c-onsc1ous woman before she was
transported to a local hospital. Po lice were
unable to provide the names of either the
woman or the drl\ er.
The first accident was reported at 6 p.m.
at..the intersection of Oak and Glenneyrc
streets. A 1985 Volvo driven by Virginia
Ehdau.·. 39. of Laguna Beach hit pedestnan
Veronica Fernandez Delarosa. 25. of Dana
Point. police ~1d.
The woman. who was in the crosswalk
when she was h11. suffered a bruised knee.
·Ehadlt' drove-· h~r to the hospital. said
police. No c1tat1ons were issued.
.\ pedestrian crossing South Coast
H1ghwa> a t 7:10 p.m. was struck b) a
motorC)cle. but po.lice are putting the
blame on the pedestnan because he was
alleged!)' Jaywalking.
Both th~ motorqchst and pedestnan
\!.Cre transported to arc-a hospitals.
The pedest.rian_Ouvc.r Shcaller. 62. of
prcc'ious metals tclemarlttting firm, said
U.S. Anome)' Terrec Bowers.
Six principals 1n the firm, including
£&lit1s. ~re arrested in Dec-ember on
charaes that thty allegedl> bilked 400
pwple o ut of $2 millio n in investments
bttwecn Scpttmber 1984 and February
1986.
EaJitis faces a maximum of 10 "ears in
prison and is SChCd\lled for sentencing
March 7. said Bowers.
EaJitis is the fo urth lntech suspect 10
enter guilty plC'as in the fraud scheme. On
Jan. 29. Matthew Valentine. 28, of Ne"'-
port Beach. pkad"'-d &u•hy 10 thrtt count
of mail fraud and two counts of interstate
tran~port1t1on of stolen property. Valcn-
1ipe, president of In tech, facn 1 maximum
of35)ears10 pnson and a fine of up to S 1.2
million. said Bo\!,ers. He is scheduled for
sentencing Feb. 22.
Two other lntech suspects have also
entered guih) pleas. Richard Johnson. 31
formerl} of San Clemente and now h\'1ng
1n Chicago, pleaded guilty to one count of
mail fraud and one count of conspiracy to
com·m1t mail fraud. Mark Rattct. '33. of
Costa Mesa. pleaded guilt~ to two counh
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L~una Beach Fire Department paramedics treat a woman who wu
hit by a car while croulna South Coast Highway on Wednesday
nlght. The w~man•a identiffcatlon wu not amiable.
Laguna Beach. suITcred a bro k<.'n left ankle and rdt:ased from \t 1ss1on Hospa.-il R('·
and motorn chst Lance Bairds. 24. of g1onal \ted1cal Center
Dana Po~AI ~a~ l~atet!for miner tn}Un~ Funner dt"lails ""eft'--flol-ac\a1l-aN~
Tustin Marine faces charges after
missing work to take son to doctor
By n.e Associated Press
The Mannes aren't looking fo r a fe "'
good dads.
SJI. Kevin Ott. given a week off from
duties as a helicopter technician at the
Tustin Man ne Corps .\ir Station. has
learned his concern -I 0-month-old son
Michael -d11Ters from those of the
m1lt1ary.
"They were t.rymg to 1ell me m ~
priorities were screwed up," Ott said
"That the Manne Corps comes first. and
e"el)•thing else -family. chil dr<.'n. "'hat·
ever -comes second.
··1:~ take m)' iOn o'·cr the Corps e'c~
da).
0\t. 1'5. said his fiancee left him and
their son last month and an upcoming si ~
m onth transfer to Japan sudden!~ became
a disaster. Supcnors said he should leave
the boy with relatives. but he has no fam1h
who can do the job.
Even a simple trip to the doctor with h t~
son Saturda~ h:d to problems -he might
face m1l11a~ prnSt'Cu llon for m1ss1ng
\I.Ork.
To demonstrate his plight. Ott brought
his son to '-'Ork T uesda' at l\1an ne Hea''
Helicopter Squadron· -.~65 He planted
h1msdf at his desk 1n the \quadro n
a' 1oh1cs shop "'Ith h.is bottle-suc1C1ng son
on his lap
"Sudden!-... e'en one realized I rcall\
did ha H· a son. that ·11 wasn "t some e'cuse .,
"as cooking up to get out of"'ork~ .. he said
··.\II the ~1anne Corps sees art' numbers.
un11I som<.'thang h11s them 1n the e~e and
the' see be\o nd the numbers to thr
p!.'op1c.·· .
Capt. Enc R ishel. director of the Famil}
en ice C<.'nter at the hase. said the m1htan ha~ set up da~-~:are centers and higher pa;
for Man nes"' Ith dependents to help single
parents
··Being a single parent 1s a d ifficult issue
an~'\hcre. in the m1 l11ai: o r in "' 1llan
hfe:· said Capt. Joanne Sch1lh ng. a M anne
~poi...es"oman a t the Pentagon T h<'
ind1' 1dual 1s sttll J \1anne He sttll has a
JOb IL' do ..
\>i anne officials sa~ 11 1\ J>OS<.1hlc tor
single parents to maintain m1lfta~ cart•er.;
-there arc I .J~o ~ingk lathe!"" in the
190.000-man ( llrp<. :\!Ont.>
..\ St\.·month "'a11 forda,-care "t'n 1n·sa1
the baSt' has forcl·d 1)11 11.)u<,t> pn' ate !"lab~
sitters that. m u pied -...-1th ftl\-xl a nd dt1thmg
C\pensc~. cost about S-10!·1 a mMw1 mtlre
than his ~rgcant'<. salan 01 ~I f>\lO a
month
Ott had no idea he \\t1uld ha' c sole
cust<xh ofh 1~ ~''" unttl his f1an~re left Jan
-He· said he "ants to rat't' \11chael
h1m~lf. and he has li ned up a JOb \\)th a
reakstalt' fi rm J!tcr he lea' e the ~nice.
But nC'-' offer'> of as<.manl.'e from fello\\
squadro n mL·mht·r<. ha'e ll"d him to
rccon'l1dt•r thr d1~·harge rt'que<.t
On \\asg1q•n a "'t·d.·\ lea 'e 1ocont1nuc
lool>..1ng for <.timenne "'cart' tor his son. or
to n"Qlu.·s1 a human1tanan d1~harge
Irvine
of mail fraud.
lJ. . Dmrict Jud~ Manuel Real
sentenced Johnson to 60 weekend day' in
jail and 2.SOO hours of community service
Monda) for what Bowers called a limited
role 1n lntech. Rattct fa~ a muimum
penalh of 10 }ears in priwn and a fine of
up to $500.000. said Bowen.
Charges wt-rt' dropped against two other
suspects. Ro~rt Canfield. 32. of Costa
Me!Mi. and Marc Guest. 30. of New York Cn~. .\dd111onal chargC'S may be filed
ag.ainst them at a later date. said Bowers.
OCFairwins
10 prizes for
'87 activit.ies
By JENNIFER WEBER
Ott ... OeltJl'llotlW!
( om ix·ting ag.amst fairs and expositions
from around the L 01ted Stat~. thC' Orange
( ount~ Fair garnered top honors from the
\\ t''>tern Fairs .\ssoc1at1on.
Tht: fair " on four first-place awards and
SI\ S<.'cond·place honors, the most cap-
tured b) an~ of the 54 compemors. The
Orangt Count~ Fair competed d1rcctl)
\\llh fairs ha,1ng mo re than 150.000
people attrnd or budgets of _mbre than
S 100.0CX:I acrame nto-area media Judged
the 3~~ entnt"'>
~mong the ftrst-plaC"t awards was one
for commun11~ and public relations pro-
gramming Programs last year included
special da~ s for the handicapped, scnaor
c1t1zens a nd local media. business and
polt11cal leaders
The Costa Mesa-ba~d fair also won for
educationa l program with us promouons
of last ~ear's eu and pouhf) t hem e.
suix·n 1sed b~ Beck) Ba1le}-Fi ndley.
The fair also took top honors for its radio
ad,enas1ng and crcatt''t' uSt" of pnnlCd
design. "'h1ch "'as de,eloped by Jill Llo)d
& .\ssociat<.'S. a pubhc relations fi rm.
·-rm rcall ~ pleased v.tth the programs
that continue to be developed between the
Orange Count~ Fair and the com mwntJ}."
sa1d "iorb Bartosik. faJT general manager.
.. ffhe a"'ards) are a true salute to the gOod
v.ork put forth b)' the fair and the staff."
Seco nds plal'e honors were for television
ad,crt1sing. media press.ktt. competition
handbool>... newslcner. pohc~ manual and
special educa11onal programs.
The fa ir too~ a third place for ont' of
Llo,J·s ne"'s pho tographs and an honor·
abk mention for m annual -\:buth Expo.
$300limit
for smog
work urged
'i.\( R .\ "1E'\TO I .\Pl -T he creator of
( J l1fMn1a·s massl\e automobile inspec-
tion program sa's motonsts should be
·required 10 pa' for up to S too wonh of
n·pa1rs on smog-belching cars
tatc Sen Ro~n Presk'. D-Rn ers1dt>
pro po<.<."d. lc-g1 la11on ~ ~nt'ida~ that
\\l)Uld also fol'("(' d1~l trud,s and buses tQ
pull 0 ' er for regular 1nspcc11ons. bu1
dtl'<.cl-i>t'"ered pas~ngt'r ca~ "ould con-
t1nut w be C\empt from the program
.\nother pro' 1s1on of the hill wo uld hold
Ol'" car mak<.'rs rt>~ns1~le for dt'fe-cts tn
a n au1omob1le's pollution control system.
rcquinng them to o ffer thrcl.'·)ear war·
antics. then pa~ for repairs abo\C S300 for
JO \L'ar~ ~>r 100.000 mtl~
.\nd the pr0 posal "'ould toughen train-
ing standard'> for mL"chani~ "'ho work on
modern ~ar,· <.oph1stlca1c-d ~qulpment.
Presle~ ·!> bill. BI Q<r . makes m&JOr
change'~ rn the state·~ J ~-~t'ar-old smog
chc-ck program. "'h11.'h \!.as established to
1mpro'e air quaht~ 10 (a ltfom1a·s smog-
giest arca<i and allo"' the state 10 rontin u~
to quahf, for hundreds of millions of
dollars in. thrt'all.'nl."d federal construc11on
funds.
The me-a sure "ould affcll thc-m1l hons
ofCahfom1a motonw. "ho are required to
pass the biennial an11-pollu11nn 1nspec-·
t1ons in o rder 10 reg1 ter their\ <.'hicles.
Huntington Beach Bailiff suspected of having
·relatic;tnship with suspect
block l.1fH1gh Ori\ e that "as rrponed
at .i: 13 p m Wcdnesda ~ ~ulted 1n J
S I. SOO loss. • • • Je"Clr> \Ulucd at S~ \\:lS
reported.stolen at I 2~ p.m Tuesda'
from a n:s1Jence in th<" 1400 t>ltxl>.. ,,f
Morningside C'1rck
m"one punch<.'d the lock o n a
\~,1i.."\agcn Jetta on \\C'dncsda~
e' c;-nin~ and stok the stereo while tht
l·ar ''a" par\..l-d in tht' 3-0 block of
l.Xt"rf1eld .\'en UC'.
Burglars smashed .i door a1 .\n)
OldttmL' Donuts ~11 Wamtr .. ve ..
and '>tl'lt S ) in C'3<.h The\ cau~ s~oo damage to tht door .
By TM Associated Prus
A bailiff has bttn removed from
the Oranae County trial of a man
accused of kiltina two San Diego
police office.rs.. but aulhoritjcs refused
to confirm reports she had a romance
with the defendant.
Orange County Marshal James
Byham said Wednesday tha.t Marsha
Evans 1s no longer employed by
Orange County. He refused to C'On-
firm television ttports that Evans was
dismiSStd because she was romanti-
cally involved with Josclito Cinco.·
KFMB-TV had reported love \,,.
ten and)>hotoaraphs of Evans v..~
Newport Beach
found in Cinro's Orange County jail
c-tll in Santa Ana.
Cinco. 28. of Spnng Valley is
accused of k~~fi police offittrs Kimbc1Ly To · and Timothy
Ruope on Sept. 14. 1984 in San Di~o s Balboa Park.. The pros.-
ecut1on is seckina the death penalty in
the case. which could So to the jury
next week.
The trial was moved out of the San
Diqo area to Westministcr benuse
of eucns\ve pubtkity.
Prnidlna Superior Coun Judfe
Luis A. Cardenas refused to comment
on Evan·s removal. TMj~ said he
a homt on Diamond tf'ftL The
vktim estimated the loM at SlS$,
has instructed a no me) son both sides
of the case to also withhold comment,
Cardenas said that Evans, .W.
joined his staff as a ba11ifTlast Jul~. at
about the same time he received the
Cinco case. Tc-stimon> in 1hr tnal
bcpn on Nov. 16. but Cinco madr
numerous appearancts in rourt pnor
to that on ptttnal matters.
.Dwina the o pening da~s of t~e
triaJ. Evens was among bailiffs to neon tht handc uffed Cinco to nnd
from the counroom. Sht has bttn
eblent from the C'Ounroom for so me
time.
Ooli• arsurnents art scheduled
nnt Tundly.
Roed.
Costa Mesa
A man was arrested on ~usp1l 1on oi
11legal "'capons possession \\ C'dne ·
day morning af\er'-'pqhCT questioned
him about sll"t'pins in his car in the
HOO block of Harbor 8oule,ard In
the car. pohcr d1scovert"d a 45.
cahbcr pistol, . 9-mm pistol. . :!--
caliber nfle. I :!-gauge shotau·n. pclltt
pistol and St''eral hundred round of
ammun111o n. The man totd pohCt' he
h'~d 1n his tar and ntcded the
"'capon' for prot("("l1on.
.\ 29-)ear-old tr'IM1ent v.as ar·
rt'\tl'd earl~ "'edne~a) mo m1ng on
)U p1l'1on of burgLanuna the ._lano
Club. 2('-'0 Plattnt1a ve . ._ small
amount of ca h and some 1tt ettam
\!,('ft' l'\'\.'l)\ ("red. • • • mcont' \htsh~ the C'On,cn1bk
• • • Ca mping eq uipment and groceries
"ere stolen from a g.aragt in tht' 20
hloc\.. of Oog\Nood between 10 p.m
~fonda~ and 6 a.m . Tuesda~.
• • • T"" t'l1c,dt<. 'alued at S260 were
stolen lrl"m .a 'a rpMl 1n the 16000
block of \' 11la \ orba.
LA man killed, 2 hurt
in Newport accident
87 ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .............
·"' "5-}caT..old l s ngek-s man -.--as
lolled \\'t'dnnda> in <'"-l>Ot1 Btll<'h
v. hen his 'eh1t'k sv."Cf'~ 1010 on-
rom1ni traffic and C'Olhd~ W1lh
anotht-r t"ar.
O ffittr Brvan Madden. ~ho c 1ft.
'e'l1p11ni the accident
-\C'rordang to prcl1m1nal") pohet'
rrron$. Grttn v.a~ travchnt IOUlh·
bound on MacArthur Boulevard M8r'
~ n Joaqum Hill~ Road 1n lu1 1916
('hc-vrt>lct stahOl'I wqon •hn. for•
unkno~n ~uon. the car s'Mt"Ved
into the ooromu11 oortbbouftd laiiii.
A car ttrm>. spukers.. a set of aotf
clubs. a 1Dlf bit and a .,.ir of t.olf
shoes -.""" stolen from a bh~ t 91) --------onclau,~P.rtta T~ n1
on l6th Street. the victim told POio.
The k>tl Wat aumated at S820. -
... . ..
A mct1l hard-top f"Od, valued at
S900. was unboiled and stolen from a
white 1914 Ma•ffla..lnL.llOSl.
Parked Wtdnndl~=-It 32nd
._...... ... cb .
• James H. Vien, II. of Cosu Mna
wn a1tcacd • t1:01 V,1ft. Wednn-
da) at 1 llS S. COMt lijpwa)' on
suspicioft ol pii 11 e.-of~ .....
for sale. Ht was Wd in lift of'S I 0,000 bail.
top of a 19 ti \'olk.s"'attn C'abnolct
and stole the \lCf"('() v.tule 1he car was
partt'd 1n the I:! block of Adams
-''enut be1v.ctn 10 p m. Tuetda '
anJ..&..~ \\ cdnC1da -. . . -T1'c StCrt'O WU scokn from I 19 )
\'ol\sv.11tn Quantum somettme
TlkSd& • or earl) \\ ~nhda) aftCT
SOIMOM mashed 1n the \Cbtdt's
-~ V.l"I-The car WU patkcd11l lM 21 bl t of Cbllcat A\n\UC
· John H.cnf') Grttn •-as pro-
nounttd dCld at th< SC'tM of the Q
a.m at'ttdtnt.
Tht dn'cr ~f \he O(bn-" car.
C'armn NtfT ~ "'POf1 BeacJl. s.uf'fm:d.a~ Mtt Hd lbcbalMI
tJaUR\L cff & )-CU--okt da-..h ttt
Danttlk sufteftd a lattrat.on o1 lhe
lcf\' i't and a lM"okm pehtt.
The ~talion waaon ~Ndt thf. 191.l
\'oh o 511oon WlllOft dnwe bJ Ne«
Orccn'5 '"hick' theft vttft!d ofl'a ~ f()()l embankment on \be cast C.-'11 .
~ ............
The d& wm: lllkm IO dw .,_
ttnicr 1t Fontain v.., I 111 pp I'
Hospetal wlilae<Mralt .. lilillllltllil
mom1• 1• 1mo.t COftdnioe ..... -.wr .. ~t•.., __ • • • nuu C)1"bidium orchids and
ttlret ~tcr batkfls Mtt reported
1tolrn this week ft'om I.he t.ckyant of
Strectand.... . • • • ~ pink Taylor.Dunn pf can
valued at Sl.lOO was rfl)Oned stoln
Sundly frolD tM l'O'lnds o( the
Newpontt Raon hOett on Jembofft
• • • A medc'n"'1 ~-llli 600
But botb ttcapcd m~ tmOUS
UUW') bcca.att they wtft wpmn ..
ttathtlts.: •id~ lmdl 'Niclr chtlOft . .
'
Kan B.-.
How can
all this
occurln
29dayS?
Talk about a busy month! Fo r
starters. Februaf') is campaiin
month for the Newpon-Costa
Mesa YMCA. where the fund-
raising goal will be a whopping
$200.000 ... o r 20 __ percent of its
ftnnua revenue. Newpon resi-
dent and YMCA board m ember
Ka~leea Benaauer has been
named chairperson for the 1988
suppon campaign. • • • .. Buckle up your Valentine'" is
the phrase of the week at the
Newpon Beach Police Depan-
ment, which has proclaimed thjs
week National Child Passenger
Safety Week. • • • Newport Beach Mayor Jolm C.
Cox Jr. has officially recognized
William Bell's retirement as
chairman of the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce.
• Bell has been involved in the
communll> for decades. pantci-
pating as vice president of the
Orange County L\ v1ation Coun-
ci l.· board member o f Industrial
League of Orange County and
member of the O range Count\'
Council of the BO) Scouts of
Alne rica.
Besides being so active in the
commun1t) scene. Bell enjo)sgolf
as hts maJ~r hobby and plans to
keep up with the game ... hav ing
m ore time to pursue 1l now. • • • Congratulauo ns to An it a
Ferguson, wife of .\ssemblyman
Gil Ferguson. ..\nita was .. sur-
prised.. "hen the Re publican
Part) of Orange County pres-
ented her "ith Its 19.87 Volunteer
of the Year Award. She was
ho nored as a result of her man)
on-going '01er-reg1stratio n pro-
1ec ts. • • • Orange Count) advertising
"'nter and consultant Wayne
Barber 1s going to have his hand s
full ... he just launched C hapter
One.Corporate and Advertising
Communica11ons. located in the
Cit) of Irv m e. • • • We have some prett) special
peo ple "ho ha' e rece1 ved
oustandmg er' ice a"ards as
board members of the Boys and
Girls Club o f "lcwport Beach.
The Bronze Kc) ..\"ard. given
for 15 ) ears or more scf\ ice lo the
clut:;. was presl'nted to Newell
Stickler, J udge Blair Barnette,
Harlan Andersen and Dick Rojo.
Good job~ • • • All you boat lo\.Cf(, might be
rntcrested to kno " Ra lpb
R odbeim of ;-..;c" pon Beach has
been named chairman of the
California Boating and Water-
wa} S Com '!'1ss1on
The comm1ss1o n 1s an ad' 1sor.
gro1:p to the Dl·partmcnt of
(Pl~ eee INTERIOR/ A5)
Stretch joy, potential with yoga
BJ JEANNIE IU&OV
... P .. U :C:s 41 fl I
If there is such a thing as a "typical"
yoga teacher and )'op student. Costa
Mesa's Judy Olsei\' Anderson and her
students do not fit t.he stereotypes.
Her home in Mesa Verde docs not
look like the site of the Annapurna
Yoga Arts Center. and the men and
women who filter through her door -
co uld be mistaken for aerobics stu-
dents. not followers of meditation
and )'op.
Andenon·s arrival as a teacher of
the Eastern an of yoga was a far cry
from her upbnnging in Millington.
N.J. When she was 22. Anderson
moved to California. Although she
had a casual in terest in meditation.
she did not pursue it until 1971. when
her first marriage. which produced
two sons and a daughteT. ended in
di\ orce.
Anderson turned to meditation -
" h1ch she had learned about through
reading-for answers and solace. But
she couldn't seem to sit for more than
two mrnutcs wnhout feeling di~
tracted. Friends suggested yoga as a
"a~ to improve her concentration.
In 1976. Anderson ·s curiosity led
her to India for three months, where
she absorbed the teachings of
Muktananda. a yoga master she had
met during his 1975 tour of the
Unned States.
She wen~ back to India for three
mont hs 1n 1977 and then leased out
her home for all of 1981 so she could
ll\e and study in India w11h
Muktananda.
.. Yota and med.ltation are like tbe two win&•
of a 61rd -you need botb," aay•Jady Olaen .. ..--._ ..
Dmlt ......... .,""' D9,.....
Andenon who pracdcee and teacbee botb
ezercleee In ber C09ta Meea home.
with damqed knees and hips.. but
they still want to exerei1e.
"Others take claues beQu1e
they're strnsed out. A boy called me
last ni&ht to alk about my yop
coursc.1-te said that his therapist h9d
recommended meditation to help
him rclu. He Mid he desperately
needed to rtlax." ,
One of Anderson's students is
takina )'.Oii classes to help her adjust
to her hfe as a Mw mother. Another, a
0-year-old UCI professor. takcs yop
classn to rcpin hiscomposurcaftera
pueling week at the university.
Another student is a middle--qed
.,.and mother who fared that she was
becoming an alcoholic. drinkina
herself to sleep every Ilia.ht. Now she
has substituted yoga philosophies for
drinking. makina yoga a part of her
life for the past four ycan. Anderson
$aid.
Her classes begin with students
seated on towels in an empty room.
She pushes the start button on her
·tape player. and harp and strina
music sets the mood.-
The students move in unison as
their SS-year-old teacher demon-
strates and talks them through a series
of warm-up stretching exercises.
Casuall) dressed, the students arc
then iu1dcd through an hour of Y<>ca
exercises (postures) wilh an emphasis
on stayi ng within the boundaries of
their own capabilities.
Anderson explains the history and
benefits of each movement as they go
along. frequently interj«tina old
Eastern axioms. ·
Anderson left Orange County for
the rural town of Maharashtra. where
she lived in an ashram. a secluded
place used for religious stud y.
.. The people of Maharashtra were
aboriginaJ and very innocent." she
rtt0unted ... It Sttmed that the land
had been unchanged for I 0.000 years.
He had a cenainty and knowing that
seemed to rome from hi s own
upericncc. He had a certain bedrock
of peace and I wanted to know how to
get 11. I hoped that with him I could
ha' ea real expenence and awakming
through mcd1ta11on."
second husband. Ron Anderson. Ron
had signed up for her yoga class to
recover from back surgery.
Anderson has a sen~ of peace
about her. something she attnbutes to
the discipline of}oga and mednat1on.
"Whatever helps to center the
ph)·sical bod>. .. Anderson sugests..
··spills o'er to the emotional body.
Surrender into the pose." she gently
She says that although many stu-instructs, .. nothing is accomplished
dents ma) in1tiall) fa vor one ponion by stressi ng and straining. It applies
of the class 0 ,cr the other. they soon to yoga and life. I find."
find that the c ~mbmation of )'oga and After the last posture 1s completed.
mcd1ta11on pro' ides them with a the lights arc dimmed and the
powerful tool for sun ival. students prepare for med1tat1on. .. I lived in the wilderness. man).
hours from the city. in a lush green
'alle y where the)' herded goals by the
Monda vi River. I stayed in an ashram
for SI a da). where they took care of
your meals and chores so that )Our
lt(c could revohe around stud ying.
Afier her }Car was up. Muktananda
told Anderson it was time to go and
appl~ "hat she had leatned.
"People arc meant to feel JOy." she
says. smiling. "I hope-that people will
stan appl) ing these timeless and
spirited princi ples to their li ves. A,ftcr
"Yoga and meditation arc like th e ThC)' lie face up on their towels.
t"-O "ings of a bird." says Anderson. bodies comfortable. palms up.
"You need both. Anderson's soothing voice talks them
"Some students seek out )oga t~rough ~ progression of gu!ded
because the~ "ant to tone and refine ·' 1suahza11ons. with the final guided t~1r bodies:· .\nderson ex plains. "I 1magcf) exercise one that let students all. yoga means union." .,_
"M> teacher. Muktananda, ~as a
person of substance. He wasn't flash~.
In 198.! .\nderson moved back to
California and resumed teaching. It
"'as also the year that she met her
v
Herstudcn1~· reasonsJor taking her
classes arc as 'aned as their It fest > lcs. see a lot of aerobics casualties. peol)le * (PleaM eee TOGA/ A5)
Williams works to improve
youth as coach and trustee
Resource S pecialist Program
results earn hig h est support
people said he was crazy." said 46-)ear-old W1lllams. a
ewpon-Mesa Unified School D1stnct trustee. "It was a
great place to grow up - a small little to" n "here
ever) bod) knew everybody.
"The older kids took care of the little kids. M } high
school had all of300 people in 11. The standingjokc was no
matter what you did Friday night. everybody knew about By JOYCE BODLOVICH .
Ot .. o.llf .......... 11 Saturday morning... ,
Tom Williams' youthful memones smack of a
orman Rock"'ell painting. His boyhood home was
situated on 15 acres covered "1th orange and a' ocado
trees an Placentia .\ sign posted at the entrance to the
communit) noted that 1.700 people lt'cd there.
Williams says the de{'.ision 10 raise his children 1n
Ne"pon Beach was a combination of old memones and
prese nt professional needs.
Williams. "ho Joined the school board in 1983 and
"'as re-elected last }ear. is an Oran~e Count) developer.
"M) dad bought the propeny dunng the Depression: (Pleue eee TRUSTEE/ A5) Tom Williama . ..
Give children ice cream, cake and fossils
l f)ou~rc searching for a unique place to hold
}Our 'hild"s binhday pan). and can 't stand
another afternoon at the .pizza parlor or the park.
thr National History Museum of Orange Count'
might haH" the perf<'ct soluuon ·
Rental spaet: 1s being offered at the museum
for such celebra11ons
·'The request came d1rcctl) from the public
\.\ 11h all the h1s1oncal exhabm. 11·~ been rCC'ogn1zed
as fun as "ell as cducattonal." said Dud le) Varner.
director of the Natural H1stOf) Foundation of
Orange Count)
L\ccord1ng to Varner. ch1ldn."n ha'e thC'
opponunny to see things like the exhibit of ltve
snakes slathering behind glass or the cases of Indian
artifacts and fossils.
Officials said the children alsocnJOY the spider
and IOS{'Ct exh1b1ts. and the museum has a large
rod . and mineral collection.
"We arc tr) ing to cover most aspects of
natural h1stof). pan1cularly focusing on Orange
County:· said Varner.
The panics arc held on what used to be a stage
ofBack Bay Continuation HishSchool in Newpon
Beach. "h1ch 1s the current site for th e museum.
The muse um provides tables. chai rs and a
backdrop that can be used for picture takins-
Par(nts pro~ide refreshments and may add their
own dC'corat1ons. Extra party fa vors arc available
at the museum gift shop.
Thl' Natural History Foundation of Orange
Count) "as staned in 1973. and the museum
b«'amc a rcaltt} nearlv three )Cars ago.
The panics cost ~25 for 12 children. and the
fe-c includes rental space for two hours and free
admission 10 all exh1b1ts. Reservations should be
made two weeks in advance.
For more information call 640-72 10 Tuesday
through aturda).
What's hot?
Lipstick's
cool cover
By KA TY BOUCHER °' ...............
Deanne Dcsanko half a problem.
The 21-)ear-old scul¥ di ving in-
structor found herself in the world's
most beautiful places -Hawaii.
Jamaica and the Caribbean.
But her lipstick kept melting.
While that may not seem lake an
ea nhshak1ngdilcmma. a scuba th ver-
on-the~go oflcn had chapped lips. and
the need to have lipstick hand) was a
must.
So she did what she had to do:
Dcsanko-built a
better mousetrap.
Well. not exact-
ly. She designed a
contraption that
1tept the lipstick
from m~hiTig into a
hot wax blob.
"It may be hot.
but your lipsuck's
not: is the motto
for Dcsanko's product. called a
"Lipstick Saver."
Wh ile working for a scuba equip-
ment manufacturing company an
Ta1"'an, Desanko learned about the
production of plastics and the types of
rubber that are used to make scuba
diving apparel.
She discovered a material that
(P1eue eee LIPSTICK/ A5)
Festival Of Pets duethi~ weekend ~at OC Fairgrounds
.\ Fesuval of Pets will be held this weekend at the
Orange County Fairgrounds. fca tun ng cats of all breeds.
mice. rats. hamsters. birds and tono1scs.
Cats must be registered in advance. whi le mice. rats.
hamsters and birds may be entered at the door an hour
pnor to the show either day. Registrations also will be
taken at the show for future events. including parrot.
reptile and rabbit shows. .
The show will be condu rtd Saturday from nooTI 10 5
p.m. and unday from 9 a.m. to S p.m. in Colle{'.t1ble
Building 11 of the fairgrounds 1n Costa Mesa. Adm1ss1on
1s SJ for adults and $2 for sub-teen ch1ldrrn. Parking is
freCt-
i Audubon field trip •lated 1
The uth Coast Audubon Society will conduct a
field tnp Saturday at 81.m. in the Sycamore Hills naturr
area. located ofT uauna Canyon Road betw~n El Toro
Road and the n Decao Freeway.
ch1ko Fu~uman. coord1nJtor of this year's field
tr1JJ$. will lead the event. Call 49S-0107 or 491 -4407 for
eddJt1onal infonnauon. •
SpeeclJ, 1Jeaibl6 .:reealnl• .et
The new M111ton Vi<Jo onkc of 1he ewport
Lanauaac. Si>c«lt •"4 iidtofUl7 Ctmtt will ~free
rttntnp en spc«h. lenaUll' and hcanna Saturday in
• cdtbratlOft of us•"'"'" Scrttnn'f' well be cOndlK'ted by a speech patholoSJsl
1IMI audtOlositl fi'otn 9 a.m. tO J p.m. at 276 78 nta
....._.. .. Put•y tn tht ,.,,_ P1ar.1 $hopptna enter
Caftll1*>47to~•n ............ t
Rable• clinic ln Huiitlngton "
A I0\11-COSt dog and cat vaccine clinic sponsored by
the Hunungton Beach Kiwanis Club will be conducted
aturday at the Pct Mart. 72 11 Warner Ave .. Suite 8. in
Huntington Beach.
Proceeds from the clinic. which 1s scheduled from 10
a.m to 2 p.m .. will be used tosuppon variousrommumty ~n t<."C'$. Call 841 -6 48 for f unhu 10formuion.
Coln lnvestment seminar
A rare-coin 1nvcstrr1rnt seminar will be presented
SaturdaJ by Joel 0 . R.cttew Rare Coin Investments tOOO
Bristol St. Nonh. Newpon Beach
The event IS S<"heduled for 10 a.m. and those
interested should call 8H-l 800 for reservations.
Rabin clinic In La6an•
The Laguna Beach Animal helter. 206 12 Laauna
an)'on Road. "!'Ill hold a rabies '-'ICCination clinic for
doas Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m.
-'II dop muSt be at least four months old and on a
leash. Thr f« 11 S3 per dot and more 1nform111on 11
&\a1lablc at 497·3.S.52
Bloodmobile. .et on Cout ·
I nc Otlnat ount rtrlpta of 1M mrrit"m ~ftt
ross has scheduled a bloodmobtle visit Saturd~ from
7:30 a. m. to 1 l : I .S p.m at Mount Ohve lutht'f'lln Churth.
24772 Chnsanta, M1 ion V~JO. Appohnments may be
made by ralhn& 37..f767
Another bloodmobile ,.,111 be s1a110Md Tuetda) at
Connell ChcHolct. 28~8 Harbor Bl~d .. Costa Mesa. from
'
I 2:4S to 5:30 p.m. Call 546-1200 for an appointment.
Art• council plan• meetlnl
The Dana Point Coastal Arts Council will hold a
scneral membership mcetina Saturday 1-J.;;,.2..m. at the
Youth and Group Facility at Dana Point Harixtr. wtth the
theme "Put Your Heart in Art."
Dr. Roben Garfias. prnident of the Oranae County
Ans Alliance. will be the gunt speaker. The Capistrano
Valle) Quanet and harpist Kath) Kavanaugh will
cntenain. Additional information 1s available by calling
Mary Ellen Thomas at 661-7S48.
Tacl•l pronle pro1r•m •l•ted
" hanaan11he Family Profile." a hve telcconfcrenct.
will be present~ Saturday at 10 a.m. at the M1n1on
Hospital Jca1on1I Medical Center. 27700 Medical enter
ROlld. M1ss1on Vi(Jo. •
The proaram. which concerns plastic surgery. 1s f1"t9
to the public and well take place in classrooms I and 2 on
the 1ttond floor of lht hospital's conference center. Call
364-1 770 for addittonal inf'onn1t1on.
MeaM t•dJJ6 .clJedaled
Tnu~ for membership 1n Oran1t County Mcn'I.
tilt hiah IQ society • .,ill be offered Saturday at Mereur)
Savu~p_and Loen. 109S lrune 81\'d .. Tusten.
The 1nt1 will stan at 9:0 a.m. and wilt list about
three houn It I 00.t or S20. Call John Hamilton ..
364-.S 120 for ~auons and fUnhtt information
Wellaw cl••• at rJICA
The South Coast YMC
cl~ of six to 10 weeks 1n lenath. ccntenng on back.
weight aAd strtss Pfoblcms.
Funher1nformation may be obtained at the Y. 29831
Crown Valle)' Parkwa)'. Laguna Niguel. or by phoning
495-0453.
Veter•a• NIJlht for JMrade
Veterans of the Vietnam War arc being SOUJht for
pa'rt1c1pat1on 1n the L.quna ~ Patriots Day Parade.
scheduled for Match S.
""-~I nterested vclt'rans should send a St¥f1ped, 1elf-
ad ressed envelope to Lt. Jim White at the Lquna Beach
Po cc Dcpanmcnt, SOS Forest Ave.. Laauna Beach.
926S I. Instructions for P1niciP1tion will be sent in ttturn.
WAC nteraa• plan meedJJ6
The QUttn City chapcer No. S7 or the Womtn's
Arm)' Corps Veteranf A11CX11tion will hold 1t1 rcaatar
monthly mttUtt Saturday at I p.m. in the commun11y
room <?ff 1dch1y S.vi"'P and loin 1n t~ ~•sure World
Shoppena Center. 1 ll20 Seal Bach Blvd .. Seal Bach.
Any w~man who bas 1erv~ or is currnat1y xrvi"I in
the Army 1s ~kome to auend. Call Jean e.mww at
(213) S97·2S60 for more infonn111on
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INTERIOR DESIGN CLASSES START ...
Fram A•
Boau ng a nd Wattrways. O ne o f
its prim ary funcu o ns 1s to review
sta te loan s a nd pants nttded fo r
loca l mar inas a nd boat·la unch1ng
facilities. • • • Irvin e VaJle y Colic~ always
has a class o r sem ina r in th e
h o pper. This Saturday the sec o nd
annual W riter's Conference will
m eet o n ca mpus from 9 a .m . to 5
p .m . in Building 300. Participants
ca n m eet w ith edito rs . agen ts a nd
o the r writinf professio nals. The
program w il cover a ll toP.ics for
a uth o rs. fro m writing c hildren's
books to penning your o w n novel.
around the corner ... The ro man·
tic h o liday seem s to be a favontc
of a lo t of peo ple. but ifs
cspec1all> end ea n ng for H arbor
Cou h Judge Brian Carter because
that's the da\ he and h is wife
Marty go t m a-med. The) plan to
celebra te their 30th wedding an·
n1 vcrsar) "1t h a dinner a m o ng
frie nd a t the R1tL resta urant.
The Carter~ met 1n 1957 o n a
TWA flight out of Los Angeles.
S tcwardcs Marty a nd passenger
Brian got married the next year in
Kansas C ll). "here s be was
ba sed.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, F\f'brue ry 11. 1988 CE A5
Leaaon Pomeroy AHoclatea dealgned Unl-wenlty Monteaaorl School for UCI.
~
Montessori school will open
Ralph Rodbelm
Fo r th e aspiring in terio r de-
signer. classes start today through
M arc h 17. Professionals fro m the
C alifornia College of Inte rior
Design will teach partic ipants
how to persona lize the ir ho m es. • • • And Valen tine's Da> 1s J USt
We lavite you to semd H i•for·
matioo on commuJLity bappeala1s.
We wut to bear from yoe aboat
t1pcomlo1 events. local people u4I
aeigltborltood aews la 1neral. Se1MI
to Daily Pilot . P..O. Box lHt . Costa
Mesa 9Htl. Mark to the attulioo of
Katy Bouclter.
this summer on UCI campus
The Boye and Girl• Club of Newport Beach
preaented It• Bronze Key Award for 15 yean
of .ernce to Harland Andenen, JucSae Blair
Barnette, Newell Stickler and Dick Rojo.
·LIPSTICK SA VER DUE FOR SUMMER ...
FromA4
llluhJ 1nsulatl· a tul)I: of hfl\l1d .. thus
prncn11ng11 lrum mcl11ngdunngho1
'>'l'athcr
.. , "as so c\Clll'U This mcan1 fresh
1tp,t1LI.. nLl mJlll'r "hl.'rl0 11 had bccn
-indud1ng mJn' hour' ofc\posure
Ill thl' <;Un .. thl' 'le\\ ron Beach
"uman ..aid
NANIW OESANKO
., chain help) thl.' product 1magl.'. \\h1ch I
1<, gcan:d for "<>ml.'n "1th ac11,c I
II rest) lcs
Since she did all the resear(h and I
de' dopmrn1 on hl.'r 0 " n. the )Oung
entrepreneur "as able 10 produce thC'
L1psl1l l.. SaH·r for :i m1n1mal lOSt.
Dc..anl..o got the hra1n'ilorm for hC'r
product la'it ~·ptl'ml'lcr ~he rf-
mcm tll.'r'> t hl· on J\IOn "l'll It "ac,
midnight and '>ht· too k a pair of scuba.
di' 1ng boo11n Jnd LUI them into
wuarc:s \h.: \\ rar1x·d the pla\lll
rubbcn matl'nJI around a 1utx-ol
ltfl\llC( .ind '>lull.. 1t 1n the tnen OC\I
to anothl'r luhl• '' 1thuu1 <in~ prnll'l'-
1111n
to tit all hps11cks and has elastic at
cal h l.'nd. Th.: ..a' L'r tomes 1n assoncd
fluorl'5Cen1 colors r,uch as grl.'cn. red
and orange.
Born and ra1~d in Canada. De-
s.anko mo,l.'d to "ev.pon Beach
abouta)earago "hereshf'mC't te\C'
"anl..o Thl· pair dl'L lded 10 pool their
1aknt1>. and ~anl..o. 23. de-signed the
logo for thl' L1pst1ck a' er. Thf'~ will j
sdl thl' product out of his shop.
ll'\ l'n T s ~nNcar of :-.le" pon
lkach and hope to mar\.et 11 through I
othn d1~1 nbutors
[X)3nl..o sa1J that L1psticl.. a'l.'r
"tll gl·t 11s tcln 1-.1on dl'~ut 1n m id I
Jul'." ht•n 11"ill~1n1nxluced o n the
John n' Carson 4'h0"
Dcsanl..o tired thl· u' l'n up to -l )r
tkgrl'l0S In liH· m1nu1n thl' hps11l°k
\\lthou1 lhl· holdl'r had rnmpktcl)
nwltL·d \\h1k lhl' lllhcr onl· \\:.t'I \\Ill
intact.
··\\ hl·n I foum.l 11 "o rh·d . I l..nl'" I
had a prm.l ull 111 marl..L·t:· '>hl' \311.l
The l 1ps11,i.. \a,f r rt:~fmhle'> a
m1n1a1urL' u1okr , up hl..r lhl' I~ Jll' a ~l'f or LOia LJ ll ti1' 1n10 11°<, drs1gncd
L1ps0t1cl.. a'L'r could be a ltfcsa,er I
in lhl·" inter months as well Dcsanko
SJ)'> the special co'cr "Ill keep
lip'>l1ck from freezing. and thin!..\
skiers "ould find the prod\tct useful.
To mal..c the product more
portable. Dl.'sanl..1> J1~coHrL·d J kc~·
chain 1n Ta1"an 1ha1 "as ea'" Ill
o pen. l'H'n for \,omen with long
lingl'rnads. Thl· kl·~t·ha1n 1s a11achcd
10 thl' ltpsticl.. <.aH·r and can be
fal>tl'nt:J to a" om an ·s ke' s. climinat·
1ng the need to dig for hp 11ck in
purse:~ or p(X°kcts L1pst1cl.. 3\ er is scheduled 10 be on
l..e)-thl.' market b~ this summer According to Dcsanko. the
TRUSTEE TOM WILLIAMS PROFILED ...
FromA4
ince I ~75 he hJ<. hl·cn thl· pres1dC'nt of Sequoia Homes
and Saddlcb.1cl.. I lomC''i
p ··:--.;l'"porl Bl·Jch ha-; that \amc small to"n lla\or ··
~1d \.\ 1lliams. the father of t"O teen-age sons ... When I
'>'as grn"1ng lfP. "l' ah'a)\ l·aml' to Nc"pon Beach to
boJ) \Urf It JU'il c,c:l·meJ a great plare 10 rat St' a fam1I~ ··
Thuugh \.\ 11l1ams said he strll spends man~ hours
bod\ surfing •ll tht: Wedge 1n "ic"'pon Beach. he can also
be si>ottcd al d1ITel"l'nl pla}ing field throughout the )ear
coaching )OUlh soccer. basketball and baseball teams .
.. , am \l'r) in .. oJ\(•d 1n different orga01Lat1on.; tor
k1d'i.'0 he -;aid ··.\lot of men pla~ golf for relaxation. I am
u<.uall) coachmg omc1h1 ng 1 he logical extension of that
invohcment \\llh l..1ds "as the <iChool board:·
.\ccord1ng tu\.\ 1lham,. his professional expenenccs
ha' e hdpcd thl' 'il hool board make some sound financ ial
dcc1s1ono, ~
.. M) inll11al 1nterc: 1 o n thl' board was probabl)
n·laH.·d 10 m) profes-;10n.'' he -.aid .. , was 1nstrumC'ntal in
m)\'arl) d:l\\On the ~rd m thc.scllingofunu~hool
site parcels ·o" ned b) the d1<>tnc1. We ha\ e an c'ccss of
S2Q million dra\\ ing 1ntercSI "h1ch IS keeping US v1ablt' ..
Hov.r' er. Williams said the issue deart·st and nearest
10 h1 heart tn~c'> closer 10 home.
.. , am \Cr) 1ntcrc ted in c'pand1ng the Resource
pec1ahst Program:· hC' said "It helps ch ildren. pnmanl)
1n the lo"cr grade\. "ho arc ha\lng specific learning
d1fficu lt1cs I th1n l.. this 1s an outstanding program ~11h
great results
.. The student is takf'n out oft he classroom a couple ol
a hou~ a "l'Ck to "Ork ""h a teacher \1' ~n "as a
struggling ·c student who 1n I mo nth m1ralulou'll~
tumfd into an · .\ · student through the hl'lp oi lt'Jl'hl·~ in
this program ··
.\ccording to \\ 11l1am~. the statl'-manJJtt•J 4uahli·
cation for the project need to be npandcJ ll' J llu" mort·
ch1ldrt·n thl· o pponun1t) of tht· onc·l•O-l\Ol" ll'3\ h1ng
n.pencmc
.. , am not an C\pcn. ~I 11 1' '>1•ml·1h1ng I haH'
brought up to lht· board hctpcfull~ to Jo "'nw1h1ng at a
local Ind. Of course. 1h1s translate<; 1nw d1•llal' and 11
1s o ur rc!>pons1b1li1~ to educate the bn,ad :-pt't trum and
there arc onh o man' dollars tn do th.11.·· lw added
.\nd not0forgc111ng his }Outh. anothn 1~'Ut' \\ 1ll1am'
1s h ·cn on is finding a way to keep the l 11~1a \fr,J H1g.h
hool .\gm:ullurc Farm open ThL· form Jl\·nrd1ng 10
Norm Loat~. dcput~ d 1stnc1 supenntffidt>nt '' '-o'>trng
S 100.000 a \Car. T he 30'Students 1n' oh t•J 1n tht• prng.ram
d on °1jus11f) thl' rnstl) c'pc-nd1ture. Lnat' "'1"
.. We arc nplonng ('\Cr) pOS<i1btl11' w l..1.'l'P 11 up
o pen:· W1lhams said "When I "a~ g.ro" mg. up m1,<;t 01
m) friends "Crl' in'olvtd in the Futurl' Farm1.·r<, ol
.\mcnca . I 1h1nl.. a olut1on ~111 be.' found
.. , c had a liaison m~t1ng "'th Orangt· ( l\J'\t l olkg.l'
and I sat nc't to thf' pre 1den1 Ht· \;llJ the rol k~1.· ha'>
C\pcrtcnccd the same dt'Cline in 11s ag.-farm pn1~ram I
thin~ 1f v.e put our heads togtther. ma,tll.· "l' ,,1n J l'
something that \Niil work for both school ··
YOGA ••• RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC. FromA4
Co-ow ne r says fa c ili ty desig n
is inc redible. c h il d -oriented
By KATY BOl CHE R
Of "'-Delly Net ll•fl
.\ s~ ~ mdlinr I 111\\'\ll\ \1,1nlt'\\Orl hool "Ith
SIJll._l>l·lhc·Jrt 1.1 1 '".' l "l hrdukd 1111..1pt"n this ~um mt·r
on 1h.: Lamp'u, l•' I c I
rht• hutlJ111~ "·" Jt'\tgned h~ the Or.inge { tJIJOI\·
ba\t'd arlh11ettu1 .1l 1•r'11 11I L l"3\un PumerO\ .\SSS•>Ctall·,
and "a" dr,1 r1 hu.I Ii. 'l hool t n-o .... ner < hen II Ru-;1Jlj'
.. rncreJ1hk ·· ·
.. , h1er.1lh ~il 'l' 1t l·m pagl''> and pages ol prugrJ'1•
1nforma11on .J' l '...,ha t .1n rdL•al t'n' 1rohment for a l hilJ
\\OUld ht··· Ru\/JI 'a1J
. ome 111 thl' tt-.11urt·' induded 1n thC' design aH· l\\o-
lnrkd "Ind""' -'"mt'Jl 1hc hl'1gh1 a toddler luulc..1,(\
out ofam.l thl' uthlf' JI 'IJndJrd height for aduh'I ·
<. las\room' '" 1111;· 'PJllllU"> ""h high celling~ rU"•l ll
gran1tt llln •J: '·1' .1"'11"~' 111 dl'Jll.' a v.arm cn,ir11n·
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r.1111.. l'ldl J o1.' nn\ t1\l.n thl hutlJtng thl' \lhOOI t)(.l°UPll.'\
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.. ,,, ntt'''"n '.1 n11·thoc.l and phllo<,oph,· ol 1;innf!
;.111,' l,l ut .llln~ '"u n~ hlldrt•n ·· \;lid Ruszat' I ht·
'• 1u•1g'll r' .1rt· ~,·art J '" k Jrn Jl 11tt1r l'"' n pact' and ma~l·
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-r"«S bea 1' era eo <;'E" nc ,.
J & C Fe<ta'a S. a pertoc Q 'O' ..l,,\ -..~c. w•w
vov wan1 :c ShCM' alifectl()t'I 4.no ~ ::i. • "'''!~
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for good sports pn\atcl) seek ans"ers to qur t1on
they ma) be thinking about.
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uo 10 ~"l. a .. --~Of t\l.'O OI y{lo ' • ;y> ta-
ll1s.~ 1n St~rh Sdwf'f
· to recognize
The o:{i; Pilot IS m tcrtsted in
sharing the spontng explo its o f you
and your neighbors.
We're not looking for news on
Mq1c John o n's l11cst 1riple-
d o u blc or ho~ man RBb Wally
Jo)'ncr had last month But 1f )'OU
know a Lmlc Lca1ue r who had a bia
day. a·"'cxkcnd golfer ~ho "-'6 n 1hc
club tournament o r a nctahbor who
rolled a 300 p mc. let u know.
Send usa photo and bndacrount
of 1hc accom~hshmt'nt. We "''"
lJQbhstr thm1 1n our Good Spon.
column." htch "'111appear1n T hun,.
da)''' Nc1fhborhood Focu scctton. dd~i our corrnpondcnct to N~.Pborhood F«uJ in care of the
D11ty Pttot. p eo, ' 60. ("o la
Mesa. q-6~1
.. Sec your m ind as a pond.'' she
sa)s slowl). e)CS closed. "wht>rc
n pple are thoufhts. Gradually the
pond bt."Comes su ll. w11h a surface so
glassy thal the moon casls a pC"rfcct
reflectio n upon 11.
··01 .. c deep down into the ctnter o f
the pond. 10 the ht>art. where you arc
JOtntd by the w 15t' one Wc·can now
u.k a n) qucsu ons ~('ma ha' c about
our lne The ans~cn come easily.
v. hen "-C art btst abk 10 undentand
the m.
"We arc o~ w11h tM unt,f'rst."
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. NEWPORT BEACH
142-.3310
. U.S. doc~ors in Gaza Strip
criticize lsraeli violeiice
JERUSALEM (AP) -A member ol an American medical team that
' viliaed the West Bank and Gau Strip
aid today the docton saw evidence
llaal l1t1tli soldiers were ~tina
Palntiniaps in an "uncontrolled
• epidtmic of violence." , Dr. H. Jack Gciaer. a member of
the Boston-based group Physicians
tor Human Rights. told rcponers the
abuK of Palestinians had become
systematic and "the norm" in the
occupied territories. where unrest
broke out Dec. 8.
In the West Bank city of Ramaltah
today. sold iers fired tear gas and
rubber bullets to d1sperst about 50
Arab protesters. some masked. who
threw stones and blocked roads with
burnin& tires.
In the Aral\ village of Ta1be.
protesters threw stones. burned ures
and attacked a Jewish motoris1.
police said. The village 1s 20 miles
nonheast of Tel Aviv.
Arab protesters in the east Jerusa·
lem neighborhood of Silwan s1oncd
an Israeli bus taking residents to
work. the army said. The driver Oed.
and the youths set .li re to the bus.
T here were no injuries.
PL8~J;rotest boat chartered
to from Greece to Israel
ATHENS. G~e(AP)-Palestine Liberation Organization officials said
today they had chanered a boat for a symbolic voyaac to Israel by Pales11n ian
deponecs and that it would sail by Saturday morning.
Israeli leaders vowed to prevent the boat from reaching Israel's shores. but
they expressed concern about the nega11vc publkity tha1 could be generated by
a confrontation with an unarmed vessel. ·
In addition to 135 deponecs. PLO officials said the boat would earl)' 400
foreign di411itaries, observers and joumahsts. They said the trip "'as des1gncd
to dramatize condemnation of Jsracl's p01icy of deponing Paksun1ans from
the West Bank and Gaza Strip. captured in 1967.
Bassam Abu Shanf. a PLO spokesman. told rcponcrs in ~then~ th is
afternoon that "a ship has been chanered for the dcponees which "'ill sail
within 36 hours" for the lsraeH pon of Haifa.
··we collected medical evidence of
an uncontrolled ep1dem ic of violence
b) the ann) .... on a scale and sevent~
that might not be clear to the public. ·
said Geiger, a medical professor at
Cit) Un1vcrs1t) of New York.
including one who wa s paral~ 1cd
from' the neck down.
Mud-covered tragedy
Wald·netm
threatens
to dissolve
government
VIENNA. Austria (AP) -Pw'ai·
dent Kun Waldheim threalmed to
dissolve the aovemment ifit accepted
a repon qucstionina his Wor1d War II
oonduct. bu& tbe coalition panies
were discussina his replacement,
1ovcmmc.nt sources said today.
Waldheim has the constitutional
riaht to dismiss the aovemment and aS\ another politician to try to form a
new one.
But it is considered impotSib&e for
the government to unseat Waldheim
by constitutional means. Under Aus-
tria's constitution. a prcsidtnt can be
unseated only if he violatn the
constitution or if the government and
twe>-thirds of Parliament ~ hold
to a national refertndum on the issue.
Repons from JOvemment sources
and the daily Die ~ newspaper
indicated that even Waldheim's sup-
poners in the conservative, People's
Pan). which governs in coalition
with the Socialists. were backin1awa¥
from the president.
Geiger was one of four U.S. doctors
who spent four days ' 1s111ng hospitals
in1hc West Bank and Gaza Strip. The
fact-finding mission wasorganazed b)
Physicians for Human R11thts.
"The numbers. rate and scope of
the beatings and trauma we have seen
cannot be considered deviations or
aberrauons. The)' come closer to
being the norm," he told re poners.
Gciger said he saw six Palestinians
permanent!) paralyzed 10 one -Or
more limbs as a result of bea11ngs.
The fact-lindillj mission "as or·
ganized by Physicians fo r Human
Rights. The other three docto~ were
Jennifer Leaning, director of emerg-
enc)' services for the Harvard Com·
munity Health Plan in Boston; LeOll
Shapiro. a psychiatrist and ps~ ·
choanalyst at the Mas~chusetts
Mental Health Center: and Benne11
Simon. a psychiatrist and _psy·
choanal)sl at Cambridge Hospital in
Cambridge. Mass.
Brazlllan army Mldlera dU throqh the mud In the
mountalD town of PetropoU. lor m~ vlctlma of madaUdea
a nd floocllaC tbat haTe taken at leut 183 llvea alnce la•t
F riday. Another 8 ,500 ha•e been left homeJeu.
The sources. who spoke on con·
d ition of anonymity. said the coali-
tion panies .were di.scussi~g possibly
replacing Waldheim wnh Josef
Ratzenboeck. head of the Peopte's
Part) in Upper Austria province.
Ratze nboec k met Socialist
Chancellor Franz Vranitzky in Vien-
na on Wednesday. the sources told
The Associated Press. Ex-Beirut hostage ~an 't identify kidnapping suspect The conservative Die Prcssc.
which has backed Waldheim. also
reported that talks were under way in
the coalition for a successor to
Waldheim. It said Rattenboeck de-
nied he would agrtt now to take over
the largel) ceremonial office of presi-
dent.
DUESSELDORF. West German\ <~Pl -~ fonner West
Gennan hostage testified at the kidnapping mal of .\bbas .\h
Hamad1 that he could not link the Lebanese defendant to
gunmen who abducted and held him fo r se' en months in Beirut
September. also testified that he belie' ed an .\mem:an ·he ld
captl\C 10 Beirut escaped bneO~ last ~ear but wa~ 1mmed1ateh
recaptured.
hm1dt and another West Gennan businessman. Rudolf
Cordes. 10 Janual) 1987.
Alfred Schmidt. wh was released from capu' II\ 1n
The test1mon) came Wednesda~ duri ng the tnal ofHamad1.
who 1s charged w 1th masterm1nd1ng the ~1dnapp1ng in Beirut of
hm1dt said he and Cordes. who has not been released.
heard .. t"o or three" Amencan hostages in another room in the
same build1n1t "here the two West Germans were being held.
d
i Ex-Reagan aide N of zig er
;guilty of illegal lobbying
:-: WASHINGTON (AP) -L)n .\pnl 5. 198:!. mceung tha1 "as
• of?1ger, President Reagan·s one-referred to 1n ofz1ger's ~pnl
lobb) ing al· ti\ 111es dunng 1nves11ga-
11ons b) \ongress and a grand JU ry.
' time political director. "'as fo und
: guilt) toda) of charges he 1llegall~
; lobbied top prcs1denual aides for
prl\ ate clients after lea' ing the Wh11e
Hollsc.
The /u" con\ 1ctcd :-.:ofz1gcr on
three o four felon) charges that he
had 1llcgalh lobbied former col·
leagues on ~halfof \\edte-ch Corp .. a
man11me engineers union and the
• manufacturer of the .\1r Force·s A-10
• anti-tank plane
In pan. the JUI"\ found "'ofz1ger
;· suih~ of illegal!~ using h1~ inOucnc{'
b~ se nding an ~pnl . 19 .:!. memo to
;· thcn-prcs1den11al counse lor Ed"' 10 K.
Meese 111 sugg1:st1ng that Meese enlist
' 1he suppon of top adm1n1stra11on ~ offi cials -1nclud1ng the president
himself -to persuade the .\rm) to
g1 ,c a no-bid c_ontran to build small
\ gasohnc l'ngincs to thl' Bwn,·based
Wcdtech (mp !>1 ncc implicated 1n
numerous plot~ tO bu~ 1nnuencc "'1th
high go' l'rnmrnt 1111iual\
Meese. no"' attornt~ general. had
~ testified in tht· I ~ D1strin ( oun
• tnal that he lliuld nn1 ret.all d1scus5·
~ 1ng the \\ edtech contract d unng an
Panama
chief tied
i to massive
~drugdeals
':':
._ WASHINGTON (.\Pl -.\ Col-
ombian drug cartel generated at lea\t
S.:!00 m1lh on a month 1n drug profit,
in the United States. rollccted 11 1n
secret counting house~. and !>Cnt 11 1n
crates for laundering 10 selt"l·a·d
banks around the "'orld . a 1ailed
Cuban-born accountant te\ulied
toda).
The witness. Ramon Milian
" Rodngu,·z. told senator\ he nego-
tiated an agreeme nt 10 1979 bl.'tween
the Medellin drug cancl and (1cn
Manuel Antonio oricga. Panama'\
m1l1tal') strongman. for the u<,e ol
Panamanian a1rpons. sccunt} per-
sonnel and banks to rece1' e and
process huge cash shipments from a
central collectmg point 10 M1am1.
He said that 1nattall). ttfe operation
br'oug.ht SSO million to SI 00 million a
month into Panama from the n11ed
States.
•• 1 was asked to dcSl$r"\ )a system to
facilitate the Oowof1he1r monev from
the United States." the accountant
said. tesnf) 1ng under guard b) U.
marshal .
Rodriaucz "'os arrested 1n 19K
after cu11om s officials discovered
SS.J million m his personal aircraft.
He 1s currently scrv1n1 a 43-year
prison stntcncc 1n 111 federal dcterrnon
center in onh Carolina.
federal srand JUI')' m M 11~1
andic'ed Noncp last wttk. chaf)Jng
ht had accepted S4.6 m1lhon from
clrua racketeers for rv1tt rendt'red
He has denied all such accusation~
Rodnaucz said oncp aartt(S to
1ulhor11c a S}stt'm 1n wtncti t~ drug
nna ~ould })( a1\.tn armored car
mifita l')' sc:cunt) for their cash h1p-
mcnu. 1mmed1att' crt'd1t for cash
<kpo 1tcd in Panamanian bin ks. and
~ to jO\.crnmcnt Kf'\ l<'CS. 1n·
clud1n1 d1plom1t1c paupor1s.
!..
memo.
The JUf) acqumed Nofziger of a
single charge that he had 11lcpll)
lobb> ied a Wh11e House official on
behalf of Wedtech The JUf) also
cleared Nofz1ger's partner. Mark .\
Bragg. ofa felon~ charge ofa1d1ngand
abett1n~ that alleged contact. a Ma)
:!8. 198-. letter to deput) pres1den11(\l
counselor James E. Jenkins
Nohager's defense had contended
that hls name on the Jenkins leuer
had been forged b> another Wedtech
lobb~ 1st. Stephen Denlinger
"1ofz1gcr could be sentenced to six
~ear!> 1n prison and li ned up to
S30.000 ol'f the three conv1ct1ons.
l r.s . District Judge Thomas A. Flan-
ner) scheduled sen tencing for Ma rch
.:!5
Nofziger. whose political associa-
1100 with the president dates back to
Rt'aiµin·s days as governor of C ah·
forn1a. was found guilt> b~ aJuf) that
d"lih<'ratcd less than eight hours
The 'crdict came less 1han two
m•mths after another formr r Reagan
J1dr. \11chad K Dca,er. wa s con·
'1l ted of I) ing under oath about h1
Thr independent counsel 10
Nofziger·~ asc. James C. Mc Ka~.
argued 1n h1~ summation Tucsda~
that there had bee n e' 1dencc "be) ond
a shadow of a doubt .. that Nofziger
contacted hrs f ncnds in the While
House to .. cash 10 on hi s influence"
w 11h the Reagan admin1strauon.
Thl· case agair"\SI Nofziger. 63. was
the fi rst maJo r test of the revoh '"$·
door pro' 1sions of the Ethics 10
Go' crnment .\ct. °"'h1ch regulates
lobb) 1ng b> former high go,ernment
officals after tlie> lea' e office.
McKa ~ said the law was designed
.. to prc~ent people from coming ou1
of the While House w1th1n a year and
a11cmp1ans to r ash 1n on their 10·
Oucnce "'11h thl' l 'n1ted States go'·
ernml·ni ··
Nofz1gcr"s requl·s1s for hel p got
a1tcnt1on in the White House because
he "'as "a man to be reckoned w-11h.''
~k Ka) ~1d . The prosecutor said
Nofziger had "1ejdl·d great influence
because he "'a~ .. ind1sputabl) a clo!>e
friend of the most po"'erful people of
the admin1s1rauon. •incl uding the
president of the L'n11cd States:·
Lyn Nofziger
Outs1dl' the lOUrlhousc. Nol11ger
10ld rcpona ...
·-rm not a purl ol the admin1~·
trJt11111 nor wJ~ I dunng thl· period
"hen lhe'>e rhargl's "'l'rl' brought It
tdl murl· about the 1nab1ht' of
( ungrl·.,, tu "ntl· " fair la"' than 1t
J~s about thC' adm1n1~trat1on ··
'\of11gcr headed the White llou\C
Ot1itl'of Polit1tal .\ITairsfrom 19 I.
"'hen Reagan 1ook office. un11t earl~
19 ~
Gay leaders applaud o v er-ruling
of Army's ban on.homose.x uals
By Tbe Auoelated Press h1)mo~xuat tendenl'll'S
Ga) nghts leaders applauded a deci\1on h~ a federal
Jppc.•als coun stri king do"' n thl' .\rm )·., han on
humose\uals as un cons11tu11onal. calling the ruling long
u' crd uc.
·· 11hink ifs about time that the couns rccogn11l·d that
ga~ people haH' bl:en dt'n1cd their rights.'· sa id Leonard
( 1ra fT. legal dirccwr fo r National Ga~ Rights '\9.' ocatf'i 1 n
~an Francisco
The .\rm) thl"n disc harged soldiers for \Odom) Jnd
oth1.·r )pcc11ic SC\ual al·ts. but not fo r homose ~ualll) mdf
Aftl'r the rcgula11ons "'ere changed 1n 1981 . thl' .\rm~
suught 10 discharge Watkins. and linall~ 'iuccecdl·d 1n
Ma} 1984 after a series of coun dec1s1on'i. Watkini. wa!> a
sergeant at the 11111l'
Reached b) tclC'phom: at his home Wed nc,dn) night.
Watkins said.·· Mo\t ccnn1nl) r d go bad .. to thl' m1htar),.
While h~ said he·d ··tovc to pursue anoth t·r can·cr.'·
he ma1n uuncd t'hat ncv.s coverage surrounding the rn..e
and poor references from the Arm) have prevented him
from getting a supc\ISOI] pos111on 10 the pn,ate ~ctor
s1m1lar to the one hC' held 10 the l\rmy
• The 9th l ' . C1rcu1t ( oun of Appeal' ruled ~-I
Wcdnesda~ tha1 the Arm~ 's ban is unconst1lut10nal
because homoscAuals arc entitled to the same protection
again-st govt"mment d1scnmina\1on as racial m1nonttes.
The coun ruled 10 fa,or of Pcm Watkins. 39. of
Tacoma ..... ho enlisted 1n the .\rm) at age 19 IO 196 7 and
said on a pre-induction medical form that he had
I\ fo rmer .\ir Force sergeant who was discharged
from the .\1r Force 10 1975 after pubhcl) declaring his
homoscxualit> descnbcd the ruhng as ""'o nderful. ..
Soviets reportedly holding
maneuvers on U.S. isl•nd
By 'he Associated Press
GAMBELL. i\laska -So' 1e1 commandos ma) bt' staging covco landing'
on a L.' .S. island in the Bering Sea. sa) offici:ils pointing to disco' cries of So\ ict
m1lttal') gear and 51ghtings of my~terious strangers who ran awa). n
1nncas1ng number of reports of unidentified a1rcran . submarines. sw1mmc~
in ~uba gear and discarded Soviet military equipment have hcC'n turned in 10
U .. mtrlhJcn,·c agencies, officials said during a ''isit hcrt this WC'Ck. Although
man> s1g.ht1ngs ha' C' occurred on or over mainland la ka. th(• greatest number
ha'e come from 1. Lawrt'nC't' I land. a treeless. spar~I) pol)ulated "indswt'pt
island Just 40 miles southeast of 1bena. Most of the rcporu come from the
Alaska -\rmy Na11onal Guard's three Eskimo scout battalions. "the <:)es and
cars of the North," "l don't want to spenJlatc:· $81d MaJ. Gen John haefTer.
commander of the Alaska Guard
Third Ho••rd Beach delend•at .entenced
EW YORK -Jaj()n Ladone. the thm¥cfendant 1n tht' Howard Btach
ca1e. was scntenet'd today to five to I .S yea..., rn pruon despite h1~ open-coun
apology 10 the mother of the black man killed by a wh1tt' aana. tatc upttrM
CourtJ\lllJCC Thomas Dcmakos ~ntcnccd Ladonc to 21 '}C'ln to 71l l ean for
manslaufhtcr and 1hc same stntence for assault. 'The t~o sentences arc to run
conscC'Ull\ cl)'. The sentence was the shortest of those handed do"' n against tbc..
three tccn-.rs con victed in 1hc rac al attack on thrtt black men. which 1cn
one. 2J..)cra-old MK'hacl Onffith. dtad. Jon U,ter. alrtad~,.in Jtll on a
"'eapons charic. has been stntenced to the maiumum of 10 to.)\/ n~ and is
""''"I h1ucnkntt at Atta. Scou Kern. 19. was scnlcn~ Frida) to s1 ~ 10 19
)Ca~.
Gephardt up
in new polls
.,,.
W SHINGTON (AP) -Richard
Gtphardt' backing among N~
Hampshire Democrats picked up
after his v1ctol)' in the Iowa caucuses.
thtcc new public opinion polls show-
ed. "h1le Republicans Bob.Dote and
George Bush ran virtuall y nttk and
neck.
Suppon also was up for Democrat
Paul Simon of llhno1sand down a bit
for MauachU$CttS Oo . Michael
Dukakl\. though Oukak1s still led the
Democrats in New Hampsh1rt by a
larJt marain. a A8C-Wash1naton
Post poll found.
The o'em1aht poll. conducted by
tt'lephone Tuesday. found hule 1f an)
ihppqt for New f1am~turc GOP
front-runntr 8~ ~ho tintihcd
third 1n lov.a. bu1 1l ~•d suppe>n for
former tdcv1StOP cv•nJrtm Pat Rob-
enson mo' cd up somewhat
Robcruon fin1 hcd wrond amo ns
the RcpubhcaM 1n Iowa: Dole. the
Kan~s ~nator. "'" first.
-The 'ice prc"dC'nt ~as bl ked h}
33 pcrccnt of the likcl) Republican
\Oll:fl unt )c-d 1n Ne\li Hampshire
Surrogate contracts
would be prohibited
under new state bill
SACR.\MENTO (AP) -.\ Re·
publican asscmbl ~ \\Oman "ants to
o utla" \urrogate parent contracts
under "h1ch "omen bearcht ldrcn tor
someone el~e ro·r a fee.
.\ssembl~w oman Sun n~ MOJO O·
nter. R-Encin1tas. proposed leg1~
lauon V. ednesda' that would allo°"'
'oluntaf) agreements v. ithou1 pa~
under l Urrent adoption l:iw s. It takes
thl' same rnurse as a Nev. Jcrse~
upa·mc Court dens1on issued last
wed. 1n thl' .. Bab~ \f. case
·· hould a woman ha\'C the nght to
sell her bod\ and the child she bt'ars
for a frc" I certainl ) don't 1hink so.''
MOJOnn1er said at a Capitol news
confercnn·
"The purpose ofm) bill is to inc;ure
that ('ahfo rn1a·s curren1 laws are not
circumvented b~ surrogate contra cts
and that the rights of these babie!I arc
protl'l·ted:· she said.
~ M1ch1gan couple cnmnglcd 1n a
court ball le o'er the twi ns the woman
bore under con1rac1 for another
lOuple appcart•d at 1he prcs.s con·
fere ncc with M0Jonn1er They said
thq did o1'filikno"' the contract the)
signed 1il 1986 violated M1ch1gan law.
··The surrog,ac) program inOicts
pain and sulTcrini on almost every·
o ne associated with it," said Laune
Yates of Ithaca. Mich. ..The
b1nhnght fam1I) and the donor
famil) both undergo mental. emo-
tional and linanctal strain. Only those
"'11h no emotional attachment profit
from this program.··
he said a custod} tnal is scheduled
for l\pril over the twins, Stephanie
and Anthony, who were born Sept. 4,
1987.
The New Jersey Supreme Coun
ruled last week that paying a woman
to give binh to a child amounts to
illegal bab) se lling. The coun also
a"'arded custody of Baby M to .her
father. William Stern. and ordered
the lower coun to gi ve visitation
nghts to her biological mother. Mar}
Beth Whitehead-Gould.
The coun said it was not illegal to
allo"' "'omen voluntarilv and
v.1thout pa) ment to act as surrogate
mothers. prov1dt'd the) arc not sub-
JCCI to bindinJ. agrttments to sur-
render their children.
Democratic primary ru~es
changed to cut coilfusi~n
By Tile Assodattd Press
..\CR ~M ENTO -Go\. George DcukmeJian has signed lcg1slat1on that
snaps Cali fornia confu\1ng S)stcm of M:lect1ng Dt'mocrat1c convention
dekgate!> and allo"s Democrats to vote directly for pres1dcnt1al candidates
instead of ind1.,.1dual ddt'gatcs. The measure. s1ined Wednesday. also
aboh'she'i 1hc so-calkd "wmm·r-take-mo rc" rules Cahfom1a Democrats used
1n I QS4. "h1ch ga' l' the fro nt runner in the Democratic primal)' a
J1spropon1ona1el> large share of Cahfom1a's delegates. at the expense of all of
the 1rail1n~ corttcnders. Instead. each presidential contender m CaLfforn1a's
OcmocratK pnmal) "'111 get roughl y the same share of delegates as his popular
'Ole. " "' '•
Sal.le theorles used ln AIDS research
LO · ~ GELE -Researchers at USC Medical School have been using
the theories of poho-vat'<'tne-ereaaor Dr. Jonas Salk to crt'ate a t~ment for
AIDS. th e Los ~ngelcs Tim~ reported toda)'. The treatment 1s being used on
a small number indt' 1duals who arc infected w1th the 1\10 virus but have not
)Ct de' eloped !>) mptoms of the deadl) disease. the Times said. It is not bt'ing
used as a \ acc1ne for uninfected people "At the moment Wt' arc JOSt testing an
idea:· Salk sauJ 111 atelephone1ntcrv1ew from Chicago. where he was attending
a medical meeting. "We arc doing vcl') ltm1tcd prchm1nal) experi ments ...
}luman tc~ts are being conducted at the Univers1t) of Southern Califom11's
1't"nneth om s Jr Cancer Hosp11al under supcrv1s1on of Dr. Brian E.
HendC'rson. hospital director, and Dr. Alcundra U\ inc. a well-known AID
researcher and SC executive associate dean
Slx charges dropped ln mole•tation ca•e
SA FRANCI CO -A pros.ttutor said the aovcmmcnt's case apinst a
former Prcs1d10 da~care worker accused of child molestation has not been
damaged. de p1te a Judge's dismissal of six of seven charges filed apinst him.
Assistant Attornc) General Eb Luckel said that b«auSt of the action
Wednc'sda) b> U .. District C'oun Judae William Schwarzer. he wilt JO before
a grand JUI) latlo!r th1i. month to seek more detailed 1nd1ctmcnts apinst Oaf)
Hambright, 34. While the aovcrnmcnt "felt that the 1nd1ctment as we
presented 11 \\.a~ adcquatc under the law:· Lucke! said he wilt take additional
eviden e apm~t Hambrlfht to frandjurors the wttk of Feb. 22 and that he's
confident Hambnght's trial w1I beain Apnt 4 as scheduled Sch-.at'lff ruled
that six charse ~aa1nst Hambnaht had to be d1sm iucd ~use. while tht'
allcacd tcv.d and la5('1viou' behavior. thty violated fedcnt rules of pf'OC'Cdure
bccau5C they did not rcOect any 1pec1f te a(t1ons.
Sl•yer condemned for tlJlrd dme
"' T .\AN -A Texas tr1ns1cin. whOSc <kath sententt was o'·enumed
IYl'JC't bl the ahfom1a upttme oun. hat bttn conckmned to doth 1111n in
tile 1919 shoouna of a Taco Bdl manaeer who bc9Cd ham to 5P9re htr hfe.
Relat1,es of the 20.~ar-old v1c11m. K.11htnnc A!llUAI htrott. sat hoktinl
hancb as tbt ycrd1<:t v.as read Wednada) an lhc SUptrior C<Mtn jw,.' uial of •
Maf'(thno Ram~. 30. U<>l• Rosen. the 11rt·s mo&her. med softly ind paspcd
the hand of her-son. A~ard. w Yid. .. Thcrt IS no C'OmpmtaUOll an IM ~orld v.onh 1h1 much pain. and suffcnna. I hopt and pra) that tOmC da)' God
v.111 rtmovc the hate and 1n~r and frustration ftom my family " Ram0t ,.,.,
convicted of fi~t-dqttt murdc-r and armed robbtf') for the J unt ). t979.
\la)IOJ of Pam)tt, lhc nttht ma~r" 1 TKO lttl an Bmtot Stm1 "' Saftta
\M \\ hcrt Ramo~ v.or\«f as a Jarutor.
....
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Three ear Insurers iDCrealsing rates Fluorocarbon selling
joint venture in Japa n
Peter Chunn. cha1nn1n of Tht
Fluorocarbon Co . Tu~ay an-
noun~d that the t..auna Niguel firm
has agreed 10 sell Its SO per\:en1
anttrest 1n Nma-Moore. located in
Osaka. Japan to Nana lndustl'le-s tor
SI Q million,
OTC UP s & DowNs
NEW VORI< (API -Th• fOllowlng lli t
snows '"-Over • the • Counter JtOC'kJ 1no ~warren" that neve 00"1 uo the rno\I • down Ille mo't be..C on
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Pct ~t lg f .3 f u
percent Dec. 30. sa1d Jam Stahl\-.
public relations director an tht" com-
pany's Bloom1n1ton. Ill.. head-
quarters. That increase. the first in
two years. is entirely due to h1ahcr
medical c<»ts. he 5a1d.
The newspaper attnbutcd the in·
crease for Auto Club insuran~ 1n
Southern California 1n part to the
October stock market crash. which
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MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT
is proposing to charge an IMPACT FEE on new development in our water
distribution area. Thi~ would also affect redevelopment. In order to consider your
views on this matter. llie District invites you to attend one or all of the following
.pubtic hearings:
Thul".sday, February 25 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 10 at 7:00 PM ·
Thursday, March 17 at 7:00 PM
All meetings will be held in the District's Board Room at 1965 Placentia Avenue.
Costa Mesa. For more information. please call the Distric t's Public Ad visor:
Chuck He~llton, (714) 631-1200 WofR/t;•,, /, /. ,,/J,,, /
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Market bogging down
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market ~ho"'cd little change toda). bogging do~n after
Wcdncsda) ·s broad advance.
tock pnccs have chm~ late!) on the
s1rength of t.alk thal the Federal Reserve 1s finding
room to relax Its credit pohc). with the ddllar
h:l\ 1ng stabilized 1n foreign exchange.
.\nal)sts sa) that supposition has served to
ease concern that the econom\ might be headed
tnto a rcn~\s1on Past rccco;c;ions ha"c usualh
begun tn JXrlod!> of tight monq and nsmg mtcrc;t
rates.
The Fed's prcsumt'd action al o is interpreted
as a signal that F.nda} 's repon b) the Commerce
lkpanmcnl on 1he nation's trade defint for
Di.'cemocr won't bnng any nas1y surprises ..
Wall S1rectcrs reason that the Ft'd would be
~11d:ing "ith a c1u11ous approach 1f 1t believed or
kne" that bad new<; was com ing on the trade
balance.
lntc:rcst rail's rose. however. in the credit
markets todll\. rc~pondcd to news of a stronger-
than-expcctcd 0.5 percent increase 1n retail sales
last month
WHAT AMEX Orn WHA T NYSE Orn
NEW YORK IAPI F•D 11 Pr•v. NEW YORK IAP) FtD II PrfV. Thun· Thurs-
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AM EX LEADER S NYSE LEADER S
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NEW YORI( (APJ -Flnal Dow·Jones
ave.r19es for Tnurselav. F et> l l
STOCKS . C
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NASDAQ SUMMARY
By Tlae Auocl•ted Pre11 han c for a rccc-.s1on 1h1s ~ca~
Retail sales rose a seasonal!) ad-' On Wall Citrttt. tht' o;toct markcl
Justed 0.5 JX"rcent 1n Januai; for the a~h:int't'd broadl). buo)ed b> falhna
third tra.igbt monthl)' incrcaS( a.s 1ntrn.-~t rate~ in the crtdil markets.
rnnsumcrs rushed to automobtlC' Thf move-. ~t1rrtd spttula11on that
showroom!>. the government rt'-the Frderal Rcscrvt'. which 1s hold1n1
pon cd toda). pohc)·~tt1ng meetings this wctk.
Tht" Commcl'('c Dcpancnt ~id miaht be read> to rclu it' credit
retailers sold S 128.1 billion wonh of pofic>
goods 1n Jaouai;. up S600 million The Nauonal Assoc1at1on of
from the ~ccmber. It was thc·hiant"i1 Manufacturers· survc) also rcvt'alcd·
level since Aufust. when sa le:' htt •Ei&hty-onc pcrctnt of the: el·
S 1 i-~·: f~~~n3. rise: followed ~vised ccut1vc:-s ~Ilea C\pectt"d "no matc:nal chanar .. in bus1nt-H as a l't$ul1 of the increases ofO. percent in November Ocl 19 tock markt'l collal)K. and 1.2 percent 1n Dttentber. Earlier
est1mattt had put tht November •Scvtnt)'<•&ht ptttenl said the:)'
1ncrc:nc 11 only 0.1 ptrt'tnt and the an11c1patcd that profits v..ould bf up Ottcm~rchmb at 0. 7 percent from 1987 k"t'li. with 19 pcrttnt
Much oft he: Janull} 1trcnath c•mc e~pcctlnt profits to bf ··,u~t.lntaall)
1n auto salt',. ""h1ch d1mbtd 1.6 hither "
pcrtcnt follow1na an 1nma~ of 1.9 • nothtr 7 lK"'ttftt saJC1 t.J\at
percent 1n Dcttmbf uto taks hid t \pom •ould mt 1n 1981 o"tr a.11
\l\UllPC:d h<. 1•11 •ha\ ...... 1.0o.1...___)D.L ~ pcfft"' .,., thc)-
d1 on11nucd tnd.of-tht-modc:l-)·Hr •oukl bt "about the tame ... Noat
salt"t 1nccnt1\t'i. thouaht tlports would fall
Tht' allon•I HOClltlOn or The tock marttct Utmdtd I rail)
Manufacture" Yid Wt"dncJda that from ihc ptt\ 1o.u' "'"'on TM no-
• sun~ of 100 ducr e't"Nll\.c Jont'\ ''rnitt' Clf )() 1nd"\tnals. ul offit'tB ~h.o ~It on the •~ 1111on'1 7 Tonda h --~ ,ho•__. nt .. • ~n-fouf I 4 ~· '°" anot er '47 )
'""'"' \.'V • Jkllnl< 10 1.9ft_ °"
Irvirie welghtng ·
growth benefits
against burdens
Irvine and The Irvine Co. are on the threshold of what
could be a historic development agreement. •·
For more tha~ two )'ears negotiators have been
hammering out a ~mprom~se on How the company will
develop its land and how much of its la-ne will be dedicated tb
the city. One of the big concerns was how much land would be
devoted to open space, but traffic circulation and land-use
designations were a lso argued .
.The result of the talks. which' was-e mbraced in pririci'ple
b y the City Council on Tuesday, would give the city of Irvine
the largest bank of <rJSen space in the U nited States -5.000
acres. On the nip side of the agreemen t. the company will get
to develop some areas of the city at a h igher densi'ty than what
was expected. •
· The agreement 1s not final yet. There are more meetings
to be held, reams of paper will be added to the 2.100 pages o(
environmental studles-already-done-a-nd·ttten th~s-the fmal
; test - a spot on the ballot.
· If the agreement gets past the threshold. 1t could be a
model of how growth' can and should be planned.
Much of the controversy over growth on the Orange
Coast has its roots in the perception that planning
commissions and city co uncils have accommodated de-·
velopers' wishes rather that watching out for the best interests
of the community and its c itizens. Projects in Huntington
Beach and Co sta Mesa are the most ready examples o f this
pheno menon.
Granted. the city of Irv me has an advantage that other
towns do not share because The Irvine Co. is the onl> maJOr
developer the counc il has to deal with. But that shouldn't
d etract from the conce pt o f a government sin ing do wn with
d evelopers and its citizens to agree on how and where the
community should grow.
' As the communities o n the Coast continue to develop.
and in some cases redevelop, planning for that de..,:elopment is
going to ha vc to guarantee thar the burdens and benefits arc
shared amo ng government. develo pers and citizens. Ho peful-
ly. when the benefits of growth are weighed against the
burdens. we will sec projects that will move us into an era of
growth that as not constantly cloaked in suspicion.
The open space nego tiations and pending agreeme nt
between the city of Irv ine ·and The Irv ine Co. could be the
blueprint for such a planning process. ~
Contra aid
House rejection b) an e1ghH ote margin ... o f President
Reagan's $60 million pac kage o f aid for the Nicaraguan
ContrasdiCl oot spell defeat for the anti-Sandinista insurgents.
or vic tor) fo r the Sandinista governme nt in Mar:ia$ua.
Still. the vote will have profound importance 1f 1t marks
the turning po int in U.S. polic>. a turning po int imposed h) Consrc~s aft er sc,cn )Cars of the Reagan administration
seek mg a m1htaf) solution in Nicara~ua.
Winning the peace through a political settlement 1s. O'er
the course of the next few months. the new policy th1~ vote
shoufd set in mo tion ....
As for the fate o f Central America ~enerall). and
N1~aragua an particular. it's up to Congress to foll ow through
b) encouraging the peace process under the Arias plan and to
increase suostanuall > U.S. economic and humanitarian aid to
the regio n.
For Co ngress-to conducl foreign pohcy by a succession Of
votes 1s. admittedly. not the best situatton in a government
designed for executive branch leadership in inte rnational
affairs.
Ma)be no" the president will compromise and forge a
product1 ' c ""orking partnership wHh Congress on Central
America.
Tbe Herald, Everett, Wasb.
.J
Nation '·s budget
An increasing number of representatives and senators
(is) beginning to offer public apologies for the congressional
budget process. The admissio n is past due. but it's a sign of
progress. nonetheless.
The proble m is Congress' failure to handle budget bills an
an orderly manner. and its reliance on the continuing
resolution instead. This contrivance has been used to load up
the budget with pork barrels that any responsible president
would o therwise veto.
This year's budget was embarrassingly corpulent. even
b y congressional standards. Some in Congress want to repent.
Cbarlestoa (W.Va.) Dally Mail
Acid r-ain
If the admimstration continues to dra& its httls on doing
something constructive about acid rain. President Reagan's
entire time in office is going to pass without real action on this
environmental threat. .
The recent unsatisfactory m eeting with Canadian
officials in Washington is a fresh indication that this may
happen.
1t is true that a smidgin of appattD.1-PCQ&ttSt was made.
The Americans agreed that an attempt should be made to
negotiate an acid rain contro l treaty with Canada. '
But there was no positive U .S. response to that country's
specific proposals for reducing the volume of acid rain that
moves nonheastward across the U.S . ..Ca nadian border.,
A scientific consensus says action is needed. Our
government should show mo re signs of being willing to d o its
pan.
Westerly (R.I.) S.. .
ORANGE COAST
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thursday, February 11, 1988 * A9 .
"Robertson. quite properly andqu/leo~nly. has rnade rel/pion a major
part of his campaign ."
Walter Mean
AMoclated Pre. uecad.-e edttor
.,., ...
Con·tra aid vote inilestone
forCalif~rnia congressman
Tony Coelho u sed the issue to move
out from unde r his political c loud
The House of Represen1a11' c.,·
rl'lusal to go along with thf.' admin1"-
rmnon·., t:lte'>t Contra aid propo'>al
markt•d an important m1lestonl' tor
thr highrst ranlo ng Californian 1n
Congrrso;. ma1orit~ whip Ton~
Cod ho of Merced. As a leader of the
figh t against Prest dent Reagan's m 11t-
tan1 ~1Caragua policy. Coelh o (il'm-
ons1ra1rd to" hi s collcagues ·that hc·s
more than a part1eularly astute poh11-
cal operatn e.
In so doing, Coelho mo,ed out
from under a cloud that was created
b~ thl· '>UlCl'<;S he achieved during sax
'raf\ \t'r' K \' a!> chai rman of the
CA·mona11, C"ongrernonal Cam-
paign Cumm11trt· H" n"n record of
fl·al altomphshmcnl\ in that rok
curbcJ "hat "as supposed 10 ha\c
bct•n thl' Rt•agan rc\olu11on. But he
did 1ht' JOb so well. espcc1all~ rn
squn'Ling campaign l·ontnbut1ons
from polt11<:al anion romm1m·c<;.
< odho '-'JS \.\tdl'I~ '>t'l'n ns a poltt1cal
"hrele r-ck alcr. 100 much so for cH'n
!>Ol)ll' of tht• Ol·mo~:rats he hl'lrx·d
l'lt·rt to the Hou<.e.
< ·Ol·lho hdd th\· campaign po"'
dunng the fi N SI\ ~l·ars 1n 't'hKh
Ron;ild Reagan occupied thf.' Wh1ll'
Hou\c. a ttml' "hl'n the prcsiden1 "a'
<.'xpccted b> man) to become tht•
con\er,atl\l.'S' Franklin Delano
Roose' ch Reagan ""as in1t1all: seen
as the c-ountl'rrevolu11onan who
't'uuld mo\l' tht• na11on. \O(talh and
polt11call\ c;harpl~ and dl'\"iSI\ l'I~ to
thr nght. The Rt>agan era. Sllffi~
o~crveN pred1C'tl.-d. wou•d provt'." no
k">S 1mpor1;in1 J poht1ral "'ater'>ht•d
than "as R1>0\\'\C'lt'' '\e" Deal
The prt•dtl llOn ha.,. tx·e n "1de of the
marl... Wh1k Rt·agan S<'l'ms de.,tined
togodo'-'n 1n h1,ton as an 1mponan1
r h1l'f l'\('l'.°Ult' l'. ht<, impart t·an hardh
bl· comparl·J to tha1 of Roo\C'eli
Part of thr rt•ason is th t• success
Demcx:ra li. haH' had 1n prt.'H'nttng
Reagan's remarkable personal popu-
lanl~ from being translated 1010 'oter
support tor Rt·puhlt\an l'and1date!>
for llou\l' x·<.1t\
01 u1ur't· lhl" t"\p<:dl'd Rt·agan
1mpall "4' l>\ ernttmJtrd from 1h1:
s1an Rl'.ig.in\ I "'10 l'lecuon rcp-
n:\l'nted 1h1: rt·pud1Jt1un 11f Dcmo-
l ralll PrestJl·n t J mtm\ l arter. and
not much n10n:. \'otl'r'>. b) and large.
\\ l\ht•d tu rrl.'<.cn l' mmt of tlll·
r:Anuxralll programs of lhe '-:!;'\.\
Oral. f°JIT D1:al and Great '\<x.1i:t\
Coelho"i. cllorts ~ DcmocralK
congrC'Ss1onal \."ampa1gn chairman
though. "c:rl..' instrumental m min1-
m1Z1ng the: benefit!> Rcpuhhcan
House candidates gained from Re·
agan·s coa11a1ls Cof.'lho·s shre"d anJ
10defa11gabk dTom as the ch1effund·
ra1S<·r for. and coordinator of..Dc mo-
crat1c Hou-.c campaigns werl' 1m.
mediateh felt in the 19 ~ elect ion'>
"h1ch led 10 lhl' dl'feat of thr
comer,all\t' roal111on of m1nunt\
Rcpubltcan-'t .rnd Boll \\ee' ti Dt·m1;-
cr:m It "'as 1h1\ l'Oalt11on that ~'t'
Rt·agan his i...e, lcg1<il:unc 'Ktllrtl'~
d unng thl' fir,t '"o 'rars 111' h1-.
adm1n1'trJt1nn
The Dt•rra>erat'> g;i1ncd bad. 2o
se:il'> Imm the Rt•pubhcan s 1n that
\l'ar !B' rontra-;L in IQ)J "hen thr
fi r,t m1d-1am ek't11nno; ol the '-c"
Dt.·.il l·ia "l'fl' hdd Roosc,t:h\
Ol·ml)HJls 'i{Url·d .i ntt ~a1n 01 n1n1·
OC\\ \l0Jl\ 1n thl' Hou'>c (hat drllton
rcflcttrd the \trong. \titer 'uprx1n for
lht· Rm1sl'\ d1 rr\ l>lUlll•n I
lx:mmra111. H ou\\· land1Jatl''
unJcr( 111:lht1·, leaJt'T\h tp \\l'Ol on in
the I~ 4 .tnll I I./ 'b ekl"1111n' to protcl"l
tht• pan'·, l·ontrol ol thl' Hvuse E'en
during tht• Rl'Jg.in r<.'-dc\l1on land-
slldl' \t'Jr. \.\hrn tht• rrrstd<.'n t gained
5Q !)l'T\l'Ot of thl' f)Opular \Ole. lhe
Cndho-kd !Xm0lral1l• House can-
dtdJtl'' ,uffercd a nt'I lo"' ni onh I 5 . . SCJI\
But Coelho paid a pncc for his
SU\ll'" in '' hat ,., a1h.inkJcs,1ob H1'
fund-ra1'1ng d Ton., \\ere rn11c11cd ac;
a "h;it...n1m' n ut bu\1ncss-onentt:d
MARTY
S"'nH
pol1t1cal al twn 1:omm11te('-\ In a
grnrrall~ glo" 1ng dr'>Cnp11on ot
Codho 1n thr cum:nt ed1t10n lll tht·
~lma1ul of \mt"ncan Pol111c!> it~
ed11or<. notl'd 1ha1 the n>ngrc'i\man
· hJd g411nt·d J reputatmn a~ betnF <.1
poltq .. ·.il sharp1l· "ho lacked a firm
comm11 ment tl• pnnuplcs
The lung fight 1n the House O'\l'r
C 11ntra-lund1ng pro"1ded a ma1or
opponunll~ for ( uclh o to sho" that
he rnuld 10\ohc h1msdt un QUt''>·
llUO\ llf !.Uh\IJOll' d) "l'll ll) de\ l\t('
~tratc:g\·m~ for" 1n n1ngde<"ltnns cam-
pa1gm ThJ narro" -~\~-~ l I -
dl'fcat 1.>f R1:a~n·s C ontra propoc.al "J' Pl><o'>thk .illcr ( oclho hclpt>d l raft
J <ollll pending Ot:mouat1l prngram
"htch "11ultl nrx·n thl" door to non·
md1IJJ"\ aid hu1 pre,t•nt the <.h1pmt•nt
o l .irm~ 11r t1ther m1htal) matt'rtai
I, . ., n111 11nh th<." tS'>Ul0'> ol '1.aragua
and Cl·ntr.i~ \mt·rn:a on \\htch
C odhn h.i~ tJlt·n a ma1or role .\s lh<'
\.u Im.in 1n thl· Hou~ ul Rl·pre'iCn-
1.:111.~ t'<o h1erarch} nght behind
'lpeaker Jim "n gh1 of Tc'a' and
\1 .iJOrll' l eJ1.kr Tom Fok~ of\\a<.h -
1 n~t1•11 ( odh11 ha\ h<'rome a major
'Poh •.,mJ n 1n hchall ot Democrat1l
t"ffot1' 11.1 dt·JI "11h prohh·m-. of th<'
homt•k\\. agr h ulturt• and "·••rr and
lhl• J11ml!\lll l"l PnUffi\
Tht: \krlc:th lingrt'\\m.in ha' had a
remJrl...1hk rt'l' "' p.mrr 1<1r '11meonc
"ho 1\ onh .l 5 .rnd ha' h«n a member
of the HoU \l' for 1u't tn 'care; Hi<.
1n \ohcmtn1 '' \'hat \mrncan
Entl·rprt'l° ln,tttutc jnah \I V.tlltam
~h nt•1Jl·r Jt•...,•.hcs a' ··a pa11\-
.. :klir.1ng t<o\Ut .. 1hc (. ontra rud ques-
tion '\hould hdn_thJt cm.•er ,..
Mart/a Smitb is political ~itor U
~kCJatcbJ i\"efll ~ S<>n·iN'.
LE TTERS
One step
forward,
two back
To the Ed nor
f here I \ a Ol'" '\Ong OUt Called "00l'
..,ll'P r 01"" Jrd l \.\O ~teps Back .. h
1h1s '-'h.it I'> hapJX•mng 1n the c11~ of
H untrniton Be<1rh'1
.\n l'\1X0n\1H' \Ur"c) \\COi out rn
the "ala l'>tll as l..1ng cm1cns fo r their ·
'11:'" -<JO < entr.i! Park Our Ci t'
fa1h t'I\ did no1 hl..c the rr'>ull\. so tlw~
"111 b;.· fK·ndmg ou1 another SUI\ t''
(apprn~1ma1l'I: SI~ 11001 a<.k1ng the
sa1m qul·-.11on -"One ~tep For-
"ard. T"'n 'lcp) Bal l..··
.\group uf n 111cn' ltlml' bt'hm· t hl·
l ll \ fathl·t\ J\l..1ng that an ml lom-
pan: Olll be: plJn·d in tlll'tr neigh-
borhood tv con.,uhdJtc 1HI "'di., hv1
thl·~ 0 1\."d 1hc plan thach~ cn:a1ingJ
potl'nllal 1hn:a1 -·Om· \tl'P F111-
"urd T"o \tl·ps 8Jll.. ··
Bu,1nl·.,,~'!. and rc.-s1dt·nt> Y.t'rc
a!>l..cd lu g1"t.> up their fH'Of~:ni. '4•
undl'rground ut1ht1l·'> and "1dl·n1ng
q.[ ~~lh Blrulnard .uuld be: rnn
pktdl u.,1ng cmrn1:nt domain l<•r
acqu1Png thl\ propt>r1', stating the
arl'a Y.J'> bhghtl'd 1hcrl·(orc ehg1bk for
rnk' l·k•pml·nt fund'> Bhgbt lnuld
not tw pru'l'n. tht'rd°ore the t11'
father'> lo'>I thc \upport ot man:
ixor ll' -")nt· \tep Fol""ard T"<•
\tq" Bal I.. ..
\k ado" larl .\1n>ort "u<> a gkam
man' dn d 1pcr i. e:c "Pk-a~ do not
lcJ\l' J ptc:tt· of land 'acant in our
l 11' · thn '>.ltd Thl' prop<:rt~ is an
Ml hl·olugh .i i '>Ile lhc art.-a cannot
hJnJk thl· traffil 11 .,..ould produce.
anJ lht' \later Pu mp ~tauon ,., no"" at
capaut\ The rewn1ng for the airport
.,.. a<. .ippro' cd'-··one ~l('P FoNard
T.,..o ~tl·ps Bad, ..
\kDonneU Dou~l;n ha' \acant
1.inJ Le\ tht Jnclopt>r 1ump nght in
V. hat ahou1 tht• 1raff1l grn ng through
anntha t ll\ the tr-.11T1( on Goldl"n
\.\ t''>l \.\ arncr \pnngd:i k and fd-
1ngcr 'l •lher thr tlln\uhant'> nor thl.'
u t, .. , l'n ' 1ronmcnsal 1mpalt rt'pnn
haJ e\t•n Jddrc:'"d that '1tuat1011
The \l.itcr Pump 5tallon " at ca
paul' th<" dnnl..ing .,..att·r 1n lhl.' nunh
part ol tht• l'tl~ "'111 ht afil't tt>d -
"Ont• \tt'P f-u~ard T .,... tcps
Bad ...
\\hat do thl· ut' tathC'rs ~.trt" aNJUt
thl' mnb1lc hum'": pt-upk' l <'I°' JU\\
\ho' t' them uut Jnd hu1ld four largt'
hotel., un Pat 1fo. < na\l H 1gh""J~
\\ hrrl· an: thl.'~· people to go -·-c \nc
. ~ll.'p hi!""ard r"'•) tcps Back.."
'-l•\ l'ral : eJf) .1go there "en: angn
l1•nfrontatHlO'!> "'th busine'iM.0\ on
\tJ n \trl'rt NT3U')(' thl' l 11\ tatha._·
th• •Light II hc\I IO m.il..t• ti J OOl'·Y.J\
'lf•l' '•>" tht· lit' tarher<. art
u1n'1dt•nng pulling 11 had 111 .i ~l ...
"'"' \ln.-t·t -·-c >nc tt•p Fnl""'ard.
h\I• .... ICP'> Bell i.. .
The End ( aft· I he nl'°" '>t'"\. 111111 ''
th<" ptl·r tnuld not ma~t· it pa,1 ' .. ~ t'a~ \\ J\ It lht• tk\c.-JOpt'C \\ 3\ Tl
1nfl'n11r mJlt'rtj l\ .,..a, 1t 1hr 1n'Dl"l tor
nn lhl prowl I The t'tl11en~ "'tll hl·.Jr
thl n 1't 1n man' "'a" 1 c J Otlt \\JI!..
in thc t'' ening on al lcar night J, up
of lnffl·r. 1>r a pka..ant IJll.. -.A.llh .lohn
\\ htrt' dt1 "'C go rwm here• -"( lnl"
'WP r-0~r-O.. l ~~I \ti'P" Bad.
\\ hJt 11 1h1<. \torm '-'<'ll ld ha'l"
hJPPl'nt•J unl' J;I\ ,arhrr -\atur-
J J-., Jan It> ""hC'n the rain "'a'
u•m1ng, <ll'"' n in lorn·nt~ \\ liuld the
11'>< 'lh ng l•I I •l)I l ha' C' ht't.'n n rx·ated
\\ hJt hJrPl.'nt•J 10 aJI the .. ampJ1gn
pnim1~·., nu~ t tl\ lather<.~dr 10 dn
someth1n11 J~1ut tht fl lOntr1>I
1.hannd'
It IPOI. hl·1n~,1 qd1m c1ftht'lll' of
H unting1nn Bt'd\ hand Oran~C' ( l'Un·
'' '" grt 1n,oht•d 1n hem thing' arc-
n111 hnn~ h.rndlcd .\' cj:la1rpcr-.0n <'I
Go~ n ~ai·t· ... ~ul &,ear ..,alki·ng . :~1· l~l~~r·:tg,tt·"tr~J·~l,L~~·:~~m(l:~; ',£""' ,j. .li,j ~ ,j, 4 .r. ~ Plannm~ ! .. mm1"111n and ( ''' ( l.lUOl 11 111 l'O\ m1n rn('Oljl 1.tlOCl."rnS
h d I " h thJt.tfft'\\thl'' l /lO \f'lllUJtll\ ~\a s a ow o a preac er ~~"'l~·~;;:.~~l'.~l~~"~~~:;"1:~,~~
'll'"<'d man' J\IX"'-t' of potan11al
dnng,l'r\ to thl' ~ 1tucni. u> t'IHYC1tr .--#
in the
By WALTER MEARS
Republicans arl' "'histltng past the
church,ard J!I tht·: tr, 10 figure out
ho"' to handk Pat Robertson and has
smglc-mmded su-ppo-rter~. They ma )
"l'll pro"r to be a troublesome lot.
.\s the Democrats learned in mart
than ont' c;phntcr<.'d pres1den11ai C'am-
pa1gn. it•alous. s1n&k ·1 sue act1 v1sh
ean be haLardous t.o a part} 's gt•ncral
ckc11on hrallh. Thi.') tend to force
1n1ramurJI "arfarc. embarrassing
and u rk,., plntform ba11k ... and in
the end. the' '>omeumes walk out.
o far. tht: Rl'JlUblican prcs1dcnt1al
conJ1date'i comtx'lln& with Rob-
enson ha'c been ('llrcful and. in
dcoote. courteous to"ard the rom1cr
\Clc\ISIOn e\ angch'it -'"ho no"
bristles at that accurate dt'\C'npt1on
n Rob Dok. the comfonablc
GOP '1c'tor 1n l\1 onda) ·, lo" a
c1uruscs. \aid the pan~ ought to
•-clcomc 1hc Robertson nt "'comcl'\ •t?oard. looking to the da> ""ht'n thc'
\\-tll rail) behind the c' cntual nomi.
nee.
Thal 1s not hkcl> to be Robertson.
and. most of the people he ha
attnctcd 10 Rcp,ubh ~n pohuc-a l a -
ta vit) are not 101n1 to be tran fcrablc
TM) arc •board for tt\c man, n.ot for
I.he pany. .
Dolt •td tl remain\ a '"''<>-m~n
l'1l(f bct~n·humdhnd 1tt ~~t·
cknt.Gcortr Bu~. "AhO ran• dam~-
0M Uunl t!Ch1Rd Ro~n\On m lo~a .
Robenson p1Md near! a quaner
o( lhf ltcpubhcan "Otc an I<>"'•· oulPOll ... 8..ah b) ~than 't, ~~"leMCMW reel surpn_, of
AN ALYSIS
o'er lo""n ·· o I 1h1nl.. '-'t' plant a t11g
\\d comc nag and"<'~\ Y.ekome to
the R1!p.ubl1can l?aR'." the t..an\J\
s..·nator <;aid.
Bu t ht al o ~1d that Robc-rtc;on
"'ho nn er ha!> hdJ puhlK Ofli('('. 1s ta1
more fomttdablc 1n rau~ U'><'~ than llc
v.1 11 bf.' 1n the pre\1den11al pnmaf'\
ckc11on'\, "'hsch begin "1th '>;r"
Hampsh1rt' nc\t Tur-.da ~
Organ1LUl1on. zeal . t1nd 1he \inJ oi
read ) -madt' \tructure thf.' e\ angelical
mo\(:mcnt pro' 1dc\ all "ork('d to Robe'.ruon'.~<h:intagc in lo"a and
1n tbc Ha"a11 c-au US<''i hi." n<'arh
S'-'Cfll "'h1k Dole and Hush "crt
othel"\\ 1st ocrup1~. Bush cla1mt'd ~ tetOr) 1n the M1rh1gan caucu~·., hut
Roben son ..:lid that was \tol~n from
him Ht people ~tagt'd m al C'3lJ('ust
and he promi"ie'd to ('halltnr.c the
outcome 1n court.
Indeed . 1n Iowa. Rot'K'n~n A id the
Rtpuhhc:sn t'\tablt~hmcnt "a not to
~ tru11trd. and set up a tabulauna
5) ~tcm to· kc-cp his o" n \-Ount of
ccau'u~ \Ot<'' It "a~ qu1ctl dropped
"'hen lt\e ofTk 1al numben turned out
1n h1\ ii~o.r.
\\hen a 1Clc\ 1c;1on intc" ~"er
• llrd R(\bct'\ on a fllrtnl'r tck' mon
C\Jngth4l\. "htch ~ wn . lht' can-
chdatc S3ld It"• ('\ 1dcnC't' ofb1,0\I''\
anJ Robcrt~,>n "'ho so far hastf«n ~Jrl'd sharp \lU~t1ons' from his
nql" ma' fal·c '>ome the~.
R11bcnson ..aid he had pro,en an
aQQc:al that goe\ far beyond his
l'' angeltl'al ~upponers.. Tno~d. o n
C';tu(li<. night hl' "31d he rould do for
the (.or "h:u D"'tght Eiscnhowc.-r
;ind Rl)nJld Reagan had done.
· I 11oo n DubuqlK':· h<' s.a1d. "Well.
that 1\ a Roman ( atholtc. ~mo
t-r-Jt1 hl ul"<ollnr ""Orker C'l t' and I °"''"' 11 This •~ a ncv. s1<k of m \l)allllllO ..
Hr ""on among Repubh<'a n 1n
hea' 11\ 1Xmocr.at1 Dubuque Coun·
I~
1 n C"lmP-'ltn-ad ~" 1~enis andm
hi\ .,,tatemcnts, Robenson hu bttn
~omp:.nng his 1tuauon to the one
that ronfrontcd John F Kenn~} in
IQ6<l. v.hcn he became the fir\\
Rom~n Cuholsc clC'C't('d prc .. ldent
He ~•d thc samc rth"ou i ur
u"CJ ap1n'\\ KcnnC'd now \ bc1na
\l~ aa,a1nM him.
• ... _ \, .1 (111/l'O and l3\fla,cr 1n thl
Cit\ I ha'l lt•tnC'd mam 11rgan11a ·
uon!> to lie,hl ltH "hat 1\ ngh t for the
wholl" ,ommun11' ,10J n1 •t 1U't .1 ft'v.
I ac;k 1h,1-.c of \\IU "'h1 Is\ r 1n our l 11\.
COU'll,\ \tall' anJ \\lUOlf'· -pka\C
g('l ln\Ol\c<l C1u ~h)rc \OUr Plan-
ning ( nmmi"m"' .ind ( '' t'oun-
c1ls. "n lr 10 'our rlct lf.'d offtnal" It'll
them" hJI \OU v.ant -d l'O I ll'I thl·m
mai....r all the dl't 1'1C1n' -rl·mcmhc.·1
th1" '' ~,~ur 11~h1 ,\\ a c 1111en "ht•n
)OU \(llC plc:alot' read \Cf'\ l 3r('tufl\
the qa1t•men1.. 111 thC'\C 1ntC'ndt'd
candidate\ H un11ngwn ~a' h cun no
longer afford w tai....C' "One tep
Of"\\Jrd nnd1 v.,1 ~IC'~ ttack "
lct ~ lc:s'"t' .. umMhtntt tor futort'
gcncra11on1, Thi• 11mt• •'>no" 11 I' up
\<'all nf u1, II '" up 10 'nu
C O R I "i' .\ \1 [ \\ E.l < H
Huntington fk.H h
That's unaua1l1bk. But the iilu· ,.
111on an: n01. the same.
Comm eat.
welcoaied KcnnC'd) had I rcrord In public
offiet. 1n the Hou and tM nat~.
n t n thO\l'h his nval sand it wasn't a
\('~ 1mprcu1H one He 111d that
rthJ1on should no\ be •n tllUC. ind
that he •oukt ~'*" before 1XT-
m1111"' his rt'h&JOU bchdi.toptt:"cnt
ham from do'"''" prnidcnt.ial dut • ~ R00cmon. quue propcrl} '6nd
qui~ °""''~ 1'u mecs. ,.lieioo • m.,or =tus am.-.. h -.s tus
tarttf' ht tn1Cft!d pQhti«, Hd
1t " tbt belC of •he~ ht no.-
lftU to bro9ckft, r~o7*"9ad thlt ~ Robrit~n ··········--·······••rvC'OUkl """"'°""out to C11untltS 111
Tho\C .art mptom, ot ~ht\ Ml
hr ahc;au "hen the rompct1\1on tum
touJh<'r. u 11 uttl) "''II 1fRoltruon
pro\ \troni 1n the pnmann TM
st' Rcpubhran candtdlln ITl«'1 1n a
fin.ti Ne-Ha.mpsbJrt caml*IJl de-
bu '" Min hntcr Oft Sunda\ n~l.
•
Elvis, ballet to merge la premiere
81LYNNS LA ... .._...,,. a t
W)la1 do IM wonts "t.Uet .. and
.. Elvis" hav~ in common?
When you thiDk of ballei. Ny
IUIUS, IOerint orchatra.I music and ~ful musac box dolls pirouettina
on poink may come 10 mind. When
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you think o( Elvis, il's l)'Tati, hips.
ICftamiltl ... and a voice ult of
nenous tnef'IY·
lul wben tbc L.ona Beach Ballet
perfonns its world premiere "Con-ceno for Elvia" S.twday and Sunday
It the d 1J01 T~ Yhaier. in-a~unnina tbe ptrfonnance ~ion
of tht LOna leach Cen1ennaal cel-
ebration. ballei and Elvis will ~t on common pound. Ballet will look to
1he prtKnl for inspiration. and rock
•n roU 10 the days of Bach •nd
Bttthoven. ·
Ben Weisfllan, the composer who
wrote . more Sold records for Elvis
than any other (a total of 57). has
woven three of those tunes into a 30-
minutc piano conceno with or·
cheslrl. TM symphonic musical
ponrait was fin t performed in
Graceland by the Memphis Sym-
phony OrcheS1ra in 1983. in front of 3.000 EJvis devotees, where it re-
ceived a standift$ ovation.
· Since tht be_Jjnning of his song-
writina carttr an 1954, Weisman. a
would-be concert pianist and gradu-
ate of lhe J ulliard School of Music.
has wrinen nio~ 1han 300 songs in
the blues. pop and country music
genres.. Barbra Streisand. Conwa)'
Twitty, Gladys Kn ight and many
more artists have recorded his songs.
Weisman bepn writing for Elvis 1n
1956 after sccin1 him on the Tomm)
Dorsey Show, after scrutinizin& the
range of his voice and the style of his
music.
"In 1956 Elvis was singing black
mu sic. which was unusual for a white
man at that time. Ii was a mixture of
pop. country. rockabilly and blues. A
lot of people write fo~ themselves.
based on what they feel. (was aware of
what he was doing when he sang. and
I knew how to write for hjm. I was a
good craftsman." Weisman said.
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As a tribu~ to his clOR hnd of IS y~ars. and a chance to delve beck into
his fi,nt love. dauical mmic.
Weisman compk1ed "Concerto" in
1912. h's based on "As Lona 11 I Han You," ··crawfish" and ··1
Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell ... rn 1917 he decided to put ii in&o
motion. Looklna for a compeny
wlllina 10 take a risk and produce
somethina innov11ivc, he ap-
proached David Wilcox. the Lona
Beach Ballet's artistic director. h was
originally slated for the 10th an-
niversary of Elvi$' death last Auausa.
a sure-fire media boon 1hat would
bring nationwide anention to 1he
Southland's only major t.llet com-
pany. But a serious financial shortfall
and the inability to brina its diverse
elements toget her in time fo~ a
cancellat1on. accordina to Wifcox .
With the help of former Joff~y
dancer Ann Mane de Ana~lo. founder
and chortogopher of 1he innovative
Ballet D'Angelo. which she describes
as .. a synthesis of all kinds of
American entcnainmcnt." tM cle·
ments began to ,el. Wo(kinl hand in
hand with Weisman. her approach
goes beyo nd the literal.
.. Who wants to sec Elvis (dancing)
in a ballet?.. she ask,ed. "What
fascinates me is some1hing Elvis said
in. an. inter' 1ew after his rctjrrment.
that 'There's the image and there's the
real person'. That's what destroyed
Eh 1s. People crack up when they lose
touch with their identity. and it's a
vcr) uni versal thing."
Dancen perform tbe ballet .. Concerto for Elm."
The three-movement work pres~
ents El vis the real person. the image
and the conflict in between. D'Angelo
members Larry Blake. also a former
Joffre) dancer. will dance the inner
self: street dancer Alexander Wood.
the image. and Ballas Sluyter. the
conflict.
And members of the Long Beach
Ballet wi ll be put through their pa.ces
In fhe aggressive and chaJlenging
choreography as we ll. according to
Wilcox.
"To do Ann Ma rie·schoreograph y.
you have to be a gymnast, ballet
dancer. modern dancer. Ja7Z dancer
and con1onion1s1.all rolled into one,"
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But 1f the end result so unds
mystifyingtyme1aph)'Slcal. the inten-
tion is to;>roduce both a touching and
entcnaining ballet that maxi mizes
the unique talents of its dancers.
..M> experience with Joff~y taught
me ho~ to be cntena1ning in the
dance ienre. It's a ripoff to do
something so esotenc or ccrcbral,ihat
people don't eOJOY 11.·· de Angelo said .
..\nd there's a httle something for
e'er) one on the program. which
marks the second and final ~r
formance of th e ballet's cutback
season. .\long with the world
premiere. the ballN ~rforms Andre
Proko' sk' ·s trad111o nal .. Faust D1H~n1me.nto... a Peruvian folk
dance. .. .\) mara... and a con tem-
poral) Pas de Deux. "Sta) With Mc."
de .\ngelo's ...,.ork set 10 music by Bette
M1dler and danced by de Angelo and
Blake.·
Performances will be given at 2:30
and 8 p.m. Saturday and _8 p.m .
Sunda~ at the Terrace Theater. 300 E.
Ocean Bh d .. Long Beach. Tickets are
S 11 -$:!5 with information available
at (l 13) -ll7-5206 or (213) 436-3361.
REV IEW
Mystique -
ofMarceau
magnificent
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
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As perhaps the .... orld's quin·
1essent1al m1m<.>. Marcel Marceau has
been l'Onve)ing the magic and m>s·
t1que of this demanding an form for
more than 40 vears.
His com1ca1 . but t<.>lhng chara~
tcrw 1t1ons as Bip-fonvl')' the human
foibles in herent when stru~linh against the challenges ofhfe. while h1
.. St)le pantom1m<.>s" deal with sub-
JCCts ransing from .the fnvoht) Of
'l\llo~ tn a public park to the sokmn1t) of "The Crt:at1on of ahe World ..
Perhaps most 1mpress1,e 1s that
Marceau. aficr four d~ades. con-
tinues to perform with such prec1S1on
and sen 1t1 ,1t) on pieces that fo r him
must be second naturt'. 1fnot outngh1
tiresome.
At 64. the French mime 1s showing
no signs of slowing down and per-
formed I.! sclect10l)S from his dl\'CfSC
repcto1rc an an 1mpress1ve , hear\;
~arming show Monda) nitht at the
Performing Ans C'enter 1n C'osta
Mesa
The o~ning set of st} le pan-
tomimes was highlighted b) "The
Ma k Maker" 1n which Marceau
change) faces. first slowl) and then
Qu1ckcn1ng. with a precision that not
onl} d1<ipla} s hi s techn ical prowt"ss
but f unhcrs a story about how the
images we aspire to threaten to
de' our u" as well.
In thl' popula r p1C<'c. "The Creation
of the World," Marceau displays the
mime's g1fi of ponl"aymg not only
human charactcnst1cs but thost' of
plants. animals and the fo~s of nature as well · ·
What makes all of the per-
formances so enchanting is that
Marceau makes pantomime ap~ar
natural. wnh an ease that belies the
techn ical d1flkulty behind this inter·
national language of gesture.
.\s Marceau hassa1d. writ~rscan be
pohucal. comical. ep1caland satincal.
dancers can g1\e a senst'ofthe rhythm
of man and mu 1c1ans can convey
moods and 1maaes. But mime. he
said. "ha~ to create all these thinas..
but in s1knce:·
The advantage. however. is 1ha1
when nume 1s effecti vely performed.
1t crosses cultural and even historical hm1tllt1ons.
"I'm sure the Romans lauahcd
when someone lipped on a t.nana
peel." Marceau SI> "Ttthnolot}'
chan,ts, fhilosorh> d1.anan. but man is $lll mona . "
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Some moms have no choice
DEAR ANN LANDERS: This
letter iJ for 'N.Y.C" who was dis·
tressed about a fnt'nd who m umt'd to wo~ when ht'r baby was 6 weeks old.
(She felt luck> 10 find a day-care
center that would take such a tiny
mfant.)
I work bttau~ I have to. and I. too.
rcturntd to work when my child was6
wttk$Old. But I w~ lucky to have had
a v.-ondcrful boss, tcmfic <'<>-workers
and the kind Qf officc setup that CO\Jld
aC'C'ommodate m) bab). I wt'nt 10 the
office fi vt' da)s a "'eek w11h m) child
tucked under my arm.
And by the wa). Ann Landt' rs. I
don't "have 11 all." I am ra1sina 1h1s
ch aid alone. There is no timt' o r t nergy
to invest in a relationship nghl now.
Each of us must makt' our own d~isions. based o n nl't'd and circum-
stances. People "'ho make whok'sale
Judgments about "hat 1s nghl for
C\Cr)one should. m the old Indian
pro\Crb. "\\aH. a mtk m tht' othtr
person's mtXcasins .. bt'fore deciding
what others should do.
I haH: a fulfilling caretr and a
health)·. happ~ child. and I would
nc.·ver be so presumptuous as 10 tell
N. Y.C. or· )OU • .\nn. what to do m
)Ourhfe. -J.M. IN LOSANGElES
DEAR J.M.: If yo. wrote a• advice
col•m• yn bd darned well better be
prepared to tell pHple wbt to do
Frlclay, F~nary 1%
wllll tMlr HvH or yM w..W M
HClffl.
Peop&e wllo a... to me for 111Wutt
upect cle.ar-e111, ~lvocal, ...
aoau•se u1wera, all4 I am Mt
afraW 10 clve diem. I am well aware
tbt tk laablUty le make a ~i•lea
cu be l•fiailely mere •-.1tac all4
pro4t1ee more auJety lb.a makiac
tMWrODt OM.
I ref•w to 1aM1e from my laHlal
11194. Mo&kn of lafa.11 wllo m••I
work llove DO cllolce, llot mo&kn wllo
CH stay llome wlUi Uielr babies
•~•Id do M for six m•Uis mlalm•m
aad ooe year, lf possible, to laHre lk
pr.oper bo•cll•&·
You were l•clly, J.M .. to llave bd
an office set•p llllat allowed yo. to
briac yMr .,_.,.to work every.day. I
know of prttlns. few worllplac~s
wllere taiis Is possible. So, wliln yo•
talk abo.1 moccasla1. bear lo mlad
tllat yours were qolle special.
• • • 0 RANN LANDER : My hus.-
band' C'Ous1n, Timothy. has bttn
lh ing w11h us for a year and a half. He
is 16 years old and helps m y husband
in his landscapinJ business. n us kid is dnv1ng me crazy. He
isn't workina bc'Causc it is winter and
he rtfusn to 10 to school. His room
smells like d1ny socks. He won't do
his c horn and he makc-s mcssn all
0' t'r the house. l'H t•lk~ to my
husband about the boy's personal
h)IJCnt'. He says I am right. but he
"on't make him leave.
Timothy's fathe r lives in town but
he has ntver sho wn any interest in the
boy. Has mother h vcs wtth her new
husband in southern Texas. and at as
ob,•1ous lhat she doesn't want to bt'
bothered with him either.
I wa~ ne\erasked 1fT1m could h't'
"1th u~. He " as forced on me and now
I'm afraid I'll ne\Cr bend ofh1m We
ha\C been mamed for four \ears and
"ant to ha\e a family. But until Tim
lea\ cs. his room can nc" er bt' a
nurser). Whar should I do .. -
DESPERATE IN DALLAS.
DEAR DESPEJtA TE: Get pres·
·aut. Tk• &Ive Tim a t'Mltt: set
cousdilt&aMdeu •P lals act •t lae'1
oet of Ule ~H. 'AJs peer llW bs laad
a lot of re,tttiH la Ill• y ... c llfe. He •ffd• pro es1loul llelp. I llope lte 1e11
it.
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 191: What appears to be suck to "ha a )Ou l no". rcm1un on fam1harground. What
appeared 1mpracucal will now prove workable. Respond
accordmglv. .. locked in" 1s due to -------------
he rckscd. You'll
ha\c greater free-
dom of thought.
mo' cme nt as re\ult
F o c u s o n
ph ilosoph ~. spm -
t u a I e \pcr1coce.
pus able 1ournc~
Virgo featured.
SYDllEY
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TAURUS (Apnl 2()..Ma) 20)· Maintain rquan1m11~
despite dealing\ \\1th one "ho~ attitude ·~ staff and
cnnohne-hkc. Don ·t look for lle,t1biht). instead state your
own case 1n authon1a11ve manner. Libra pla}s ke} role.
GEMINI (Ma) 1 1-Junc 20): Perce1\C potcnt1al.
rcfu~ to be discouraged b~ temporaf) dela). Focus on
contracts. o ther legal papers. You'll be approached to
form partnt'rsh1p. ~ou'll also be concerned "Ith mantal
status.
CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22)· Empham on ~·unt~.
p;n ments. chance 10 reap ample re"ard. Dig d~p for
in(ormallon. rcah1e )OU could be \ 1ct1m of .. hidden
clau'iC .. Proll'CI self 1n cloS<' quarters.. e' aluate infor·
matlon
LEO IJuf} 2J··\ug. 221. What had bee n an obstacle
"111 l'll' rt'mOH'<l. Spotlight o n r h;inge. traH·I. C\Cllement.
scnsuaht). sn appeal. Your "quc'lt'' for IOH' could lx-
fulfilkd .\ru:s. I 1bra pla) significant roles.
VIRGO t .\ug 23-Scpt 21): lntu1t1on ring'> trul'.
fomil) member 5.ed.S rapprochement. dinuig ton1ghA..
t.ould OclOnlC ··ruman11 afTa1r ... EmphaSI\ Jlso orr
relat1\CS. 11.lcas. '1s11'. gt'ncral rc\alessncs'>. Cancer nat1\\:
1n picture
LIBRA tSt-pt 21-0ct 221 Stud' Virgo me'>~gc tor
'· lu:thlr h1n1 Yo u arr hcin& pulled in '"n rl1rr-r1111n " -
SCORPIO IOct. 23-Nov 21 ): D1spla) versa11lit).
make inquiries. protect personal possessions. You'll have
opportunil) to 1nuease income. to locate lost an.cir
Lo ng-distance call relates to social affair. possible.-tra''t'I
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·0c-c. 211: Mam of \Our
"hidden qualities .. surge to forefront. Yo u·i1 d1Kuss
possible relocataon. rebuilding. decorating. opponun11~
to increase earnings ( 1rcumstances tum an )Our fa\or -
lud. an six-cul:mon
CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Look behind ~cnc'I.
be anal) ucal. take nothing for granted where wnnen
matcnal 1s concerned . You'll discern moti,es. fam1h
member "Ill tx· m'ohed. sho n tnp ma>'. bt' nl"<'essal') ·
AQUARIUS (Jan. :!()..Feb 181: Wish comes true.
)Ou'll turn m ""inning performance.'' You'll rccc1'e
:u:col:idc.-.. lo\e 1s featured. fam1I) mcmbt'r e\preSSc:s
feeltn~ in d~nam1c manner Taurus. Libra. o rp10
ix·ople m picture
PISCES fft'b IQ. March 201· I nd1' 1dual who had
been "neutral" "111 no"' become alf\ Fam1h member
helps. pl>"er<. ul pcr.uas1on are u11 h1~ Flallel) "'"get
)OU ncr~"hcrl' \'irgo. another Pisces pla~ 'i1gn1ftcant
role).
IF FEBRUARY I! IS YOUR BIRTHDAY )OU hJ'l'
rcmarlable sense of humor. po scss intellectual cuno\lt~
do plcnt) of traveling. ha"c innate sense ofsalcsmansh•fl
(Jl•min1 .• ag11tanus pt>Ople pla~ important roles 1n ~our
hie You an· sens1tl\c concerning wardrobe. appearan{C.
\uUr "CJghl and bod\ image ~kmber-; 01 oppos1ll' '<'\
rind ) ou aurat ll\ c. l hJllengtng .ind at times proHx.Jt1 \ l'
\1a1urdoml·s11c adJu.,1mcn1 takes plal<e before Februan l!I
tin1'1hcd -(Ould m'uhc l ha ngc of rcs1dl·nu· m mantJI
status.
WhytheEnglishhunt foxes
Yo u know wh~ the English upper
classes so mu h hll' to hunt ro,es"
Because fo'cs run m strn1ghl Imes
That lets the huntcr'I gel good rides
Ccntunc\ 3JO. lhl.') hunted slags. but
ran out of s:imc Then they tm·d
rabbll\, but rabbits run 1n circles
Almost but not qu11e o ne out of
C\CI') three telephones m the l 1n1ted
tatc '" 1n somr l1tchcn.
\\m es a disconsolate chent: "I
h:l\(' 45 miles ofncncs an m~ bod).
and darned 1f)ou don:1 manage to get
Ofl C\ Cl) m1k ..
Pncc of new cars 1s said to astoni'lh
some ·a~')ned C111zens But 1f \OU
measure the cost of the a\el'jlge nc"
car ag;unst a'ernge income. that car
co'lt~ less nll" than 11 rnsl 20 )can
ago.
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CXenge Coast DAILY PILOTIThurldl y, February 11. 1988 1r All
Complete tetewWon httnge In Sunday'• TV ~.
give a ruff-and-sluff'" The fim bu
of advice has stood us tn 1ood stead
over the years. We ~pn to have
reservations about the latter when
we came across this hand .
After South's third-hand one
spadt' o pening bid, Nonh "'as on
the bordcrbne of a raise to game .
However. ht' adopted a slightly con-
servative pose in case his panner
had opened light in third scat.
The defenders sot off to a fa.sa
start when West cash~ t"'o h1gh
heans and then haft~ 10 the jack
of diamonds. South tried tbe queen
from dummy just m case. but East
covered Wllh the kins and declarer
ACROSS 65 Nurture
1 Barren 66 Mr Flynn
67 C.nes out & Pake< l'land 68 Vast times 10 -H11n 69 Mends t• Scotcti river
15 Banter DOWN
16 Indigo Shnlb
17 Wrathy 1 Lament
18 Pubtlc: votes 2 Hair styte
20 Thr'o. 3 Attempt
. 21 BotQhef"y 4 Toddler
23 Salad rtem 5 Otner side
24 Substance 6 Now'
25~ 7 Atfttcts
26 Fruit pa11 8 F1Sl'I
30 Aed•mate 9 Boott cover
3• Suocumb 10 CnPQted
35 Fatrway dub 11 Ce6ebes o-
37 Author t 2 Com~111on
Watiac:e 13 S1mqny
33 Htgh·l\a1 19 M.,,,_---
39 Presbyter flQl'll
4 1 Met"Chan<h• 22 Avoid
' 42 Frendl COin 24 Talkat"M!
'3T~ 25 In tNs « Ftne vietnlty
•6 Auto 26 Akloves
48 ToP atl'lletes 27 ,,..., •• -
SO E..l.cess 28 lrnpwbls
52 MemotuattC>f\ 29 Furrow's
53 Dec> dlst1 ~
56 An<:estOf 31 Terron.
57 Cont-* 32 0..,. roellt
60 HyPOOllZ'ed 33 'TwaKt
62 CAc:uot 36 Speeikor
6' AOVantage 40 Melody.._
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•on. Wu h a sure loscr m diamonds
and a ne-11 ~naan club lo~. declar-
er's best hope was for a dt'fenswe
m1k~e.
Declarer drt"' the o utstandtnl
trumps and then surrendered a dia-
mond mck a.s East followed with
the thrtt to show an ongmal hoki-
ing of four cards sn the suit. A ware
1ha1 a red-suit lead "ould yield a
ruff-luff. West shifted to a club.
He chose the queen. to make ii look
as 1f ht htld tht jack as well Declar-
er. ho"'tver. d«t_td to ptay for splat
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 , 1988
Or•nge Co.at women'• uaketb811 t••m hold• on for win. 82.
Temple protect• No. 1 uaketball r•nklng, defeet• Vlllanov•. 82 • ......
Eagles oust Trojans;
OV makes it official
Estancia in third
with one game left
Title to Seaha wks
Estancia H1gh"i Eagle' roared from
behind IO tal..l· thl 1n<:.1dt: lane 1n the
race for third plal\~ 1n 1he Sea \. 1e ....
League basl..eth.ill Jnb' a'i "ell as a
berth in thl· uptom1ng CI F 3,-.\
pla)om
Chris Rup-.a 1 2~1 and \11le C unts
11 7) led Estanua·., Jtiad. as th e hosts
O\ercame a IO-po1nt selond quarter
deficit. tal..1ng the ll'Jd tor good with
1.30 ldt on .1 pair ot <hm1n Campos
free thro .... s
L'n1vers1t~ \ Da'l' Warren ..... ho
scorl·d a rarel'r·h1gh 29 p('ints. fouled
out shortl ) thereafter as "ell ac, four.
'ear starter '>tl'' l' tul1otT. who was
held scorele!>\ b' btanc1a's defense.
The \JCLOn ~nds Es1anc1a (4-6
14-11 1 into Frida'\ game at ~ddle
back "'11h a unc-game edge oHr
Corona dcl \t.ir dropping l 'n1H·rs1t>
(:!-i. 10-1 41 ou1 ul the race for the
pla)oITc,
Other highlights V.ednesday night
along the Orangl' ( oast included
Oce3n V1e\lo '<odlnlh1nl ' 1cto~ on the
"a) to the Sun'K7t cague cham-
p1onsh1p. a\ v.cll a' \tanna·s loci.. on
' "I 0 . -In the un!M.'t Leagut:
O«u View It. Edison $!: The
Scaha .... i..s '>'ol.Cpt IO the tttk "'llh 1he1r
eighth stra1gh1 'tetun ma1ntammg
at lea!>! a fi ,e-po1nt edge throughout
the fourth quarter 111 drop Edison
(4-5. 14-101 a g.aml' behtnd Fountain
Vallq 1n the ratl' for third place
Craig Rite v.a-. a thorn in the
Charger\· \Ide all night sconng :!4
point'>. mostl) "Ith dfl\es through
Ed1'>on·'> defense. bu1 also from 1he
outside \I.Ith thrCl' 1hree-po1nt shots
Ocean \ ll'" 1mpro' c~ to -I : 14-..,
M1kl· Frohn ( 151 and .Todd ~or
man 110) al\o "l'n.• in double figu res
fo r lhl' champions. (hip Hanlon
stood uut tor Edl\on "Ith 11 po1n1s
anJ 12 rt>buund'>
( 16) and Cherot..ce Parki. (I 0) had too
much for t~ Oilers. leading b' I:! at
halftime and "'tending the margin!'\' 10 points an each succcu1~e quaner
"I reall) foci that \Ne·, e pla,ed
about SIA and a half Jood hah c~ 1n J
ro .... no ..... " said Manna C oa' h \te l'
Popo' 1ch "Eu:ept for the ont: hJll
against Ocean \' 1ev. 1hat ' the uni\
half "'e ha,en't
"Guild and 'l amate \hu1 "l
outside. and Ao' d and Pafl..\ 'r •I
.... elf inS1de ..
Parks. the 6-111 tn: .... hman l dui;t 1
hi s coach's a1ten11un
"I JU\t thin!.. hl· '> lOml J ll)n~ "J'
He's an 1ns1dt' 'M..unn~ 1hrl'JI JnJ
bloct..cd three or ll'ur 'hu1' ll•n1gh1
He's a real 1mp(.lrtJn1 f'lil rt 1•1 11 ·
F ... tahl Vallt') U . \hs1m1nstt'r
~3: The Baron~ hli.11.. .1 h1~ '1l'P 111 .... ard
a potential (IF '--\ plJ\l•ll ~·nh v.11h
the' 1ctor). re\l'l'>I O~ a 2-pt11n1 lu\\
• * *
10 1he Lions in 1ne first round
Jim Bo~4u1\I equalled a season ..
high "' 20 points. wnh thr~ three·
po1n1 \h11h in ht'> !>election
"-l'' 1n \ndi:r!len added 10 po1nu
Jnd 1<1 n:bounds. and Tim Huke
JrorPt·d n . ' poinls ror the Barons
t ,_J I ~-1 I
It "a'> \\ l'<:.lminster's fifth stra1&J'!t
'"" fhl· l l)nc, are .no" 2-7. f 0-13
.\ 1,0 1 n 1hc.-~a .. " 1e\lo League
:rusun 10, Corou dd Mar H : Leo
PJrl..n Jr '>lOrl'd 31 points. blocked
~·' l n 'hot\ and grab&d seven rc-
bounJ, J\ lhl· husl Tillers (8-1. 20-4)
rl'nlJtnl'd 1n a tirc,t place tte "'1th
\,1JJl1:hacl
Parlcr poured in 14 points in the
lir\I 4uaner as Tustin held a slim
. 2~·20 ad,.m1agc but 1n the second
· 4uJrtl·r 11 v.a~ all Tusun Parker
\lOrl·J 12 Jnd TusllrtJumixd to 43-30
(Pleue Ne PllEP/82}
* * * Presto! Irvine gains
first-ever CIF berth
By RICHARD Dl "'°'
Dllltr ...... Cent•••,...'
polled v.ith C IF lhamp1onsh1ps
and coal h-ol-tht'·'ear a)\ards v.h1te
at Glcndak High the pa'>I de(.ide
first-\ l"ar In 1 m· l oach II~' e "'-e1th
spnn.t..kd a httk of his magic potion
o'er hi'> \ aquero<, V.l'dnt'sda' a<o
In inc cltnchl·d .1 \pot tn thl" pla~off,
for thl" first t1ml· t'\ l'r t'nd1ng a IO-
~car drought
"Rclat1'1:I~ '~J l..1 ng. th1<o 1'> 'en
btg for our progrJm ·• l\.e1tl'I ~1d "I
v. as fortunatl' at< 11l·ndalt' bel.ause \..('
"'l"nl tu tht' final' 1n < IF a rnuple
u mes. but \OU l.an l undert•'it1rna1e
ho" 1mponant 1h1' ., ·
In ine h1<;tOfllJlh 'ipcal..ing ha'
gone limp J time or 1"'0 in 1he pa't
"hen 11 ha'> u>ml' Jov.n tu 1hc founh
quana It ''J' J1tkrent in 1h1'> \outh
minute'> c:n route to a 5--4 '1cton
Ir' inc. do"' n b} tv..o (2~-21) at the
brc:a rt'Cl'I' ed strong performances
trom "·S Junior Raphael \1olle and
guard\ Bnan .\tired and Da"t
Ballan\\m· in the: Sttond half as
Ir--inc: out~ored the D1ablos 36-25.
ll grab thl' final pla,ofT entl') position
tn•ri tht' lUth Coast League
'This 1s prt'll~ emotional for us:·
1'l'llh ..aid after lnine 15-4. l:!-11 )
deteated ~1ss1on VieJO 14-5. 13-10)
for the ..econd 11me th is '>ea.son "Th1 5
1c; the fi rst lime in (Ir> 1ne's) h1stof)
1he school 1s going to the pla~ofTs
..\nd lt''i a son club going to tht'
pla)OfT'I .
Eatancla '• Cbrla Rapea •traala within tbe defenae of Unl•entty•a Ben Salt.aman
(left) and Pat Fenell (42) Wednesday
ntcht. Rupea waa fouled on the play.
· Coa'>l l.cag.ul· b.ittk".i1 \t1<ts1un \ IC'Jl>
Marlu 93, Hutiaitoa Beaclll '1: High a~ thl· \ .i4uero' held on b' a
Thc\'1!..1ng~·e1gFour-te,eGuild threaJ thl·n ~prl<ll.1 .._,l·1th') \I.Inning
t1M. Oan Flo'd I )QI. C?a'1d Yamate iormul3 art,und in thl' tinal t'1gh1
In ine v..h1l·h lost to top-ranked < ap1strano \all('~ t4<t-r'l in 1hc fi nal
minutes one 11me and 1n tht' last
\t't.0nd'> 15~·511 the most rt'ctnt ti me.
m3nagl•d io h1,ld 11 ground ag;unsl
\t1\'i1on \ LCJu a\ the Vaqueros en-
l"l'd a 10-point run la1e 1n the lourth
t •~·lure their "tn (Pleue .ee lRVDl'E/82)
Golden W ~st sports strong talent Unbeaten
USC tops
UCI, 9-3 Developing depth in pen
will key Rustlers' hopes
)l'Jr "e got '''l'Pl h' (state champ1onJ Cemws
"I fret rnnfident that the~ 're going to gu out
anJ·pla) their tx·s1. but whether that ~111 be good
enough . . I ha' e haJ two or three co-champions
"'here the ti:am hJ\ 11ed with the 1eam that won the
slate 111le ..
( onll'fl'nll' tir.1 tla"K'mJn Tom m\\he. p11l'her
Kl·n 1!1•!..ut \hon~wp h'>e "-'ersa and center
tidder JJml''> Rul'l'hem g1' e the Rustlers somt'
quJlll' np..-nence
· "thl') p1h:hed all around ( m~thel last ~ear
anJ he s11ll h11 l l hnmt· ru ns and dro' e 1n .iq runs."
Hoo'er ..aid " nl\thl' rnulcl lx' one of the best
h1ttl'r' around Hl··, a premier h1uer but -.-.e·,e got
to gel 'umebo<l~ 1n back of him 1ha1 can re:rlh
S\lotng ..
By JON FERGUSON Meaning. at 1h1<1 po1n1 Hoovl'r°<; not sure ho"
h1l> squad ltnl'' up aga1n<;1 J')C'rrnn1al qualll) team'>
ltke Cerritos and f ulknon
LO . .\'\/GEL E -l 'Cl's baseball
1c:am tell 10 St><• v. ednesda' as
unbcatrn l \( ~"CPI w m eighth
Afler two )ears of hovenng around the 500
mark . Coach Fred Hoover's Golden West College
baseball squad could field the 1alcn1 1n \988 to
make a return to South Coast Conference
prominence.
Hoo,er's "lx'<.t }l·ar ul recruiting 1n a long
time" ga' e him an impress" e freshman cast \\h1ch
includes '\II-unset League picks Edison pllcha
To m Thobe (drafted b'< Cubs) and Westminster
catcher Dan V1lll'1tas •
C urrcntl~ that man is Villegas. v.ho Hoo,er
and other\ fl·el 1\ thl· 'ilronge'it of a stellar group of
ratrhers from Jround the unset League last 0 . <.ea,on
tra1ght the be<,t stan for the Trojans
since tht'1r national champ1onsh1p
\earofl9"'4
· Brc1 BarbC'ne led the "'a' for the
T r0JJO'> on the L C campus: sluwn*
J ~ranJ -<.lam home run 1n the third
mr,1ng The L ( shonstop also
d11uh cd 1n a 2-tbr-5 da' 1A.h1('h
Sporting a solid starting rotation and talented
lineup, 1nclud1ng some major league draftees.
Hoo' er said he lhtnks the squad has the'potenttal
to challenge 1f several unproven pitchers come
lhrou&h to add depth to the staff
Others jln: '\II-Orange ( ount) outfield '>Clt:l -
t1ons John Manin I Meis) of Edison 3nd Rid
"He·~ a good h11ter and a good catcher."
"W e think "'c ha\l'c a chance to go o ut and plav
with an}bod).'' Hoover said. "I don't think
an} bod) 's going to sweep b} Golden West. La'it
andemet of Mann3. Orange C oun1~ .\II· ·1ar
Craig Pa4uctte 1 Ro~a1 .. 1 an ou1fielder from
Rancho .\lam1tos. Jnd .\II-( 1arden (,ro, e LeJ~Ul'
pitcher p1tcha T on~ Beall ot Botsa C1ranJc
Hoo' er sail! JJd1ng that \ 1llega.., sho"'s more
leJJnsh1p qualt11c' a'i a freshman than an~onc on
a '>qUJd \\hllh he prnle-.~· I hard lOJUdge
"I lJn't reaJ them real good.'' Hoo,er said
"Thal·\ not a fut of d) nam1c pe~onaht1es. not a
(Pleue eee GOLDEN/82)
in, h.1dl·d "'" R Bl .
The \n1ea1ers l ~l pulled to
~ 1 h n .i ~ •n single runs 1n the founh
al'J , ... tt-nnings and had a good bot
JI l\l'', 1m ng the deficit "hen th~
lo.-ided :h, N\t'S ""'nh one out in the
'il 'l'nt" 1 n nong
Returner<, lt t..c fir.-.1 team \11-~outh < oa't
Bobsled coach sorry
Gault was included
Warm weather joins
hot Olympic issues ---
From ~ A11oclale4 Pr~H
Already smoldcnnJ with controversy
0' er the inclusion of football player Willie
Gault on the team. the U.S. bobsled
s1tuat1on took a dramatic tum Wednesday
when coach Jeff Jost said he was sorry the'
Ch1ca10 Bears wide receiver was allowed
on the team in \j\e fi n t place.
"You know as well as anybodyy he's a
disruptive force:· Jost said of Gault. "He
was a wo rld-class track star, but he's 001 a
wo rld-class staner in the bobslest."
The controvcny erupted Tunday whe.n
bobsledder Don LaViane said he was
bumped from the team at the last minute,
suspectina he was excluded because of
Oaulfs star status.
Althoulh a comptomisc~s struck in
which la \'iane was asked to join the team as a non-competina athkte. ·subject to
approval . by the sport's aovemina inter-
national federation, 1everal other bobs~
den suit are stcam1na.
LaVaanc had askl'd for a hcanna before
the Ammcan Aribttration Auociation in
Boston on Wcdnaday. charajna that he
was dropped as an atterna~ ~uw the
tam wu k>okine for "'°" publicity in
namina Gault. ~ heanne was put off. ~vn. wMn
laVllftC -.. rc1n11atcd to tht team u a
non-<0m-;:· na athlete. The U.S. lobUed
and n Fedcmioft and thr U.S.
Otymt* CCM'Amneee lft blcki .. tllw
rtq..nt thal LaV.,nc be allowed lO ._.JCi.
pate, and Lav Ill" has bttn ubd to fty to
c~ . .J.~ i_n cmr. SCoct Plldtl, 1 ~ on the No. 2 four· man tied. •id the 11tU11lioft ltft him~, .. -, eour hlina 1n my lkJIUC'h. They tool an
our friendship and hard \\Ori.. and nu,hed 11
down the toilet ..
IOC blut. U.S . Ski Te•m
The lntemauonal 01} m Pll ( om m 1 t1e1:
blasted thc U . t..1 Team·.-. hJndltng of the
case of Kem L\nch. b.innl·d frllm the
Nordic combined for blood d\)p1ng JI
Wednesda) 's IOCgeneral Sc.'' 111n mel't1np.
l > nch "as stripped ofh1~ s1h a medal 1n
the ord1c combined .... l,rld cham-
pionships last )ear and banned lrom
competing through I 98 for blood dnp1ni .
but one of h1s team d1rtttors. "'h(1 al'io "'a\
suspc-rrded. Sltll~""Orks fOnhe l ' . Oh mpTC
Committee.
The IOC 1cnl'ral se ion heard a rl•pc1rt
from IOC member Pnncc Aleunder de
Mcrodc ofBcl11um. who said the U .• ~\..1
Team should 1mmed1ateh have fired team
d1rec1orsJ1m Pqe and oOua Peterson aftl'r
the Lynch disclosures. Peterson sta}ed in
his JOb for several months aOc"'"rd. t\nd Paac now works fo r the' .. Ol)mp1
Committee.
"~pk 1nvol"ed 1n dop1n1. should not
be aJlowed to keep workma for natt0nal
Ol)'mp1c ('Omm1t1et or spons fcd~r·
ations." Mernde sa1d. ldd1n1 that he m1 ht
ask unsptt1fttd san t1ons ap1n5t the l
ki Team
World champion aki jam,_
Matti Nykanen of P'lnland rtdee
llft during practice.
hJ'e tn run 11" .
· In the dt)\\ nh1ll and sk.1 Jumps. 24-)ear-
old finn n1cl..namcd '11111 ukes lS
f:n ored to ill'n,mplt-;h an Ol~mp1C' fi rst -
wm h11th ~t,kl medal
Weedier ...,.. ap J11 Ca}6al7
-\ \l.Jrm ( hinool "'ind. a metron>IQIK'81
quir~ of th( • pans. h:id httn bu11d1nc up
ror1da,.:tnd "'htn 1t came roannaovn ttw
Rod.1es from the "'''t 1t wanMd 1cmpeBtu~~ b' a mUC'h u ~O dqr'ttl
O\em1ght
8 mtdm m1n1-11 v.as till about 10
bdov. 1n tov.n -the hoarfro t dn~1na tn
\Matr hk~tv...1n~hna herch of pan -but
lcmptraturt alrtaJ) had rucn an tbt
mountain
nd the 1nool. mo'td ea't toward
Catpr) ... ~ tht ~mptnturc -.-u up to S ~ b) mMiaftt'TTIOOft and • ._i ctpttlC'd
to ffteh frttt•"I and m there unul "'rda)\'• ~·na C't'ttmon1tS
P"recl Hoo•er
B o4TINC
Mongoose leads
a pack of three
with Lee design
Simons-ans 67 entry takes
advantage of stronger winds
fhl T '''1an"hut l 'C'I 01Tw1tho uta
run h'"''' t"t thcn -.-.en1 on to score
four m 'n: in the t'1ghth when 10
N it.., ,Jmt :,, thc plate. usinJ a
, l'"" 1'1'i.i1 11n ,,, t .... o NS<' hits and four
\I.Ji ~' 1 , hl' '-'·llnng
T I'll .\• ll'3h.K return to non-
l~•nkri: nlt a1.110n Fnda' af\emoon
"'1h J tra'l'I date I~ pm l apinst
l ( l \ J'lJ icrmt·r l 'CT ( oach Gary
\JJr1'
Bonhanl set
at Ole Miss
By ALMON L~ABEY
o.., ........... ....., t 11'IJ<'l'l "c<.l ( ollcie ..\ll--\men ·
Freshening 'ol.IOds along thc Baja ( al1fom1a coa ' \Jr \l • ll'r \ net' Bonham has s11ncd v. cdn~a) allo"'cd thrtt_ of designer Bill ltt'\ do"'-n-a nJt1, "J letter of intent to pla~ for
\l1v. '' N' 1 the, uthea~1em Con-"''nd sleds to tat..c ommand of the I 100-mik. n D1cgo kr~ n,l " ,m ing in lhe loot iepg of
to Manzanillo )a ht~-• tv.,~'c.ir 01. \11ss \taner Rob Goff. Ta~ing o,ertirstpla~onelapsc-d.and hand1cag 11me \\ht• J'•' pla~cd ~ntt'r for the
1n tl'ic lnremauonal Off hort Rule d1' is1on .... a Ru,tk ,
Mongoo~. a Lt'c-6 .. s~1ppered b) Paul 1mon n of t Ott>t·i rt.,<'n• 1gnm.a •nd* of.
f'ranu!> 'acht Club ..\~ord1ng to po 1t1on rcpon~ ten' , t iuard \1i~c Hopper who ~tll
Monaoose I cd :60 m1lt'S 1n a ~4-hour penod pla' 1,., \\ rh<-r i.-tte of tM B• \
The-nta C'ru1-"0 C1t1us. ro-s 1ppcl"C'd 1'' '"c~ and ( l,,,1nt·l\,c and t omerbaclt O.n
Bob Frazee. San Diego \'a ht C1ub. ma1n1;un~ SttOnd Ram-.c,"*hu "'111 pll\ for Kent tatt
pla (' 1n the stand1n.es ~Jth a 26 7-m tkda\ 'Hun or th( \llJ-\mencan Conf~nC'C.
The P<'tt'rwn-66 Chtttah. sailed b) a LM "ngcl~ Thl' 2'1<\...,~ound Bonham and is~
Yacht Clubs~ nd1ca1<'. apparent I\ found aspotofh&ht air JX'lunJ I \4'ippCf gavr thc Rustkrs an
and logcd onl~ 1 6 mile\ and dropptd from first \O imprt'<.'H' ( tour stane~ from OM-
founh pla~ otlenM'( ltne headed for Olvts•on I ~ltof thc ~9y1eht.s 1n tht race had pas5t'd the hat fv.a~ progr3m .
mar\ at the: Q a m Wed~) rolkall 1nd ~~rt111rh v.'ell Thc tno bn~ t.iolden v.im·i
bunched off Marpn ta 8a on the ~a C'Ol\t num~t of\,l .\.." 01' 1s1on 1-~ ind I·
Handicap stand1np v.1th dl\ta.ncc\ to go a Orr t\Q o\ .\ tull-nde holarstups to 11 . wta
hours of sa1hn1 · ~cfen 1,(' back M11te Babb ud Jeff
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bulbs Rashed. movie cameras ~Ued, proud • 9 t
SUGAR LAND, Teus -Camera El]
parents beamed and teammates looked on
enviously. •
And when it was all over Wednesday. eight more
Sugar land WillowQdae schoolboy football ptayers had
earned college football scholarships in the latest
production of Coach John Pearce's ··Willowridge
National Signing Pany."
Unlike most high schools. where locaJ heroes
occasionally earn scholarships. Willowridge has sent 34
players to college with football scholarships in the past
four seasons.
To organize the recruiting chaos. Pearce schedules
the part) annually and invites all those interested in
Willowndge foo tball. Oklahoma State·s Thunnan Thomas. projected as
a first-round draft pick in the 1988 NFL draft is a
former Eadt' all-state "'nnin_g back. The Eagles produced 14 scholarship athletes in
1985. Pearce's st>eond season at Willowndge. Of the 34
scholarships. 18 have been to NCAA D1v1s1on I
schools. ·
On Wednesdav. the first da) under NCAA rules
that schooloo) scan· sign national letters of intent. more
than 250 parcnas. relatives and teammates crowded
into tht' school's fieldhouse in th( Houston suburb
communal~. "I want the younger pla)C'rs to see this and be
: inspired b~ 1t," Pearce said.
~ This }ear's headliners were linebacker Tµon.ne..
Malone. "ho signed with Louisiana State and recewer
Joel ScoJt. scheduled to sign late Wednesda~ w1th
Southern C'ahforn1a.
Quote of the day
Mark Williams. a Beaumont. Tex. native
who tra,els b} van on the Professional Bowlers
Association tour: ·-rd sure like to fh. but I cam
20 ~wliog balls." · ·
UCLA signs star running back
LOS ANGELES -Running back m
Kevin Williams of Spnng. Tex.. and c -•
quarterback Bret Johnson of El Toro are •
among 18 high school football players "'ho
sagoed national letters of intent Wcdnesda~ to attend
l lt'L .\ nc>.t }e:\.r.
Willi ams. a 6-foot-2. 19()..pounder. rushed for
1.339 )ards 1n onl~ eight games last season and was
rated the nauon·s No I prospe<"t b~ the National High
School Football Re<:ruiting Service.
·Ten of the signees earned first-team· A!l-America
honors from at least one pubhcauon. In add1t1on )O
Williams and Johnson. the\ "ere offcns1vt' lineman
Brian Jacobs from Hart H01gh: runnine back Willie
Cra"'ford from Be'erl) 1i1lls H1~h: tailback Shawn
Wills from Hanford High: wide rece1' er Sean
LaChapelle from Vintagt' High in Napa: linebacker
Meech Sha\\ from Ponca City. Okla .. High : nose= guard
Andre1.1. Bng1da from Northern Valle) High in Old
Tappan. N.J .: "'de receiver Fred Gilbert from
Hunts\1lle. Tl•\as. High. and wide rece1,er Kef0
Farrell from P1scata1.1.a). N.J .. High.
Leonll!d to fight Duran again
CARSON CITY -Sugar Ray m Leonard 1s coming out of retirement for a
lhird battle" 1th Roberto Duran. according
to a stof} pubhshc& on Wednesda~ in the
Nevada .\ppeal. ·
Leo nard. 31, 1s e"pected to fight Duran. 36. at the
Las Vegas Hilton ne>.t fall if Duran as \lctonous in his
WBA middleweight !Ille bout in June. according to
sources the paper said were from Leonard·s camp.
•·1t will come off sometime in Septemlx-r or
October:· Sho\\ boat promoter Mel Greb was quoted a!>
sa~ing in the sto~.
Coach receives death threat
ST. LOL'I -C1nC'1nnat1 coach Tom m
Yates chose not lo coach Wednesda\ 's
game against ·t Louis Un1versm becauw
of a death th reat. uni\ emt~ official" s~ud
The threat came from a man 1.1.ho callrd the
lkarcats· otliu· Tuesda\ afternoon and said Yates
1.1.ould be lulled while in St. Louis. oflin als said
Balke~batl Association SHSOn put. them within one of rout Lancers 92-48 Sutetuph(I s> .. Jseannane Bac1'2tql) l& (l~b) anded ~::tted·~: =~in·;:,:, with ~n to JO. rutchana last season's total wnh 38 pmcs left. • anae wanso.n contn ut · Rancho Santiaao eatended iU lad to
Ebewhtrt'. ,,_, lalley scored 24 points and hrl doublc•fiaure sc~na. 64-57 with 1 s seconds left but three-
,...._added 20 points and IJ ~unds u th( Utah OranacCoastCol~ewentona S-0 ~olden WestJum~ toa 12-~Je~d ~inters by Mites and O.~k Crane
Jazz turntd around a 3 H>oint toss to Dallas with a run in the final 1 ·.J to tum ._ __ le al I hneve~ IOQSoked beck m recording its 12 points) made the final score close 9J..80 victor)' over the Mavericks ... l.anJ 111'4 had 39 Ull\; • t straa,aht uth Coast Conference -·
points.17reboundsandtlOassistsand5COred JS points visi_tin,RanchoSanti14o. 59·S4.and victory. . Alonzo Jamison ltd Rancho with
an the decisj v~ thi~ quan'tr. leadina the Boston Celtics e!';i~C~~~~fnc ~~:en~:! C Ytolden . West . 15 at San Antonio 19 points, whik-Kenn.y Ammann
to a 136· I 20 vtCtory oveuhc San Antonio Spurs ... Roy munity coll-e basketball action o cgc Fnday night. tossed in IS.
Biuo9 scored eight of his 18 points in the final thrtt w~nesdaW; ~. · · d h N J N h Id"" "' In men's action: minutes. an t e cw ency ets e "'""1cago to just Kristin ·ison hit a basket to brt'.ak RueM So•'••• 14• Oruf.e Coast Palffeaa 11. CoNea We11 11:
one point in that span to defeat the Bulls 93-84 ... ltevba a 54-54 tic, and Gillt P.owell. who -. Three technical frtt throws helped J ...... and T)Twe CortHll came off the bench in the ........ 2 · IS: The visitinf Pirates <2-• 15-14> hos& Pasadena secure the South Caut fourth Qwuter to carry the Cle~land C'avaliers to a sco.~ 1 points. san a jump shot rallied from a 5-point Hcficit but a
118-102 victory over the Washington Bullets ... Joe and was fouled. Powell hit the free critical play late in the game dashed Confewnee win.
n.. h "' f d throw to wrap up the win. OCC's upset hopes in the Orange The Rustlers (J.-8. J 3-14) trailed .,.man, t e suvJCCt o tra e rumors. scored 12 of his 18 Kim Ellerman added I 7 points for Empire Conference contest. 78-74 when Elbert Davis ( 16 points)
points ip the third quarter, leading the Drtroit Pistons the Pa' rates (5-2, I A 12\ wh1·1-Ann1'e w · was floule"" on a layup. A n· .. t broke to a ;.,.8 87 ,·,.tory o th" Ne y k K · k h I """ " .. 1th Orange Coast trailing 60-57 " ... th . "16-th '1' u.,. t:ver 'd w or nic '· w o ost Foley grabbed 10 rebounds and had and 1 :40 lefl. Dave Miles, who $Cored out after the play. and Davis ended up
cir con ...... u ave roa game. seven steals. Nancy Lux also played a game-hi&h 36 points. drove t~ the hitting two free throws, while the
Pagliarulo 108-arbitratio solid defense with five steals. and basket and was apparently hit by a Lancers (4-7) sank 3 of 4 technical
"'9 n Nina Hansen dished out s1·" ass1·sts. R shots. " ancho player. On the' en:Suing col-
OCC shot only 33 pe~ent (2 1 of63) fision. the ball wenl ·out ofbQunds. no Adding scoring suppon for Golckn 'NEW YORK -Mjke Pagliarulo lost Ill his arbitration case Wednesday, Dave
La Point 1.1.on his. and Terry Pendleton and
Scott Garre!ts settled on one-year con-
tracts. reducing the players remaining in arbitration to
34.
Pagliarulo wa s awarded SS00.000 by arbitrator
LaMence Holden instead of the $675.000 he asked. He
made $1 75.000 in 1987 and could have had $587.500
this }Car had he accepted an otTer·to split the difference
from Yanlcees general manager Lou Piniella before
Tuesday·s hearing.
LaPoint. 6-3 ur 1987" with a 2.94 earned-run
~\ erage. "as awarded $425.000 by arbitrator Fred Reel
instead of the $265.000 offered by the Chicago White
Sox.
Owners have won six oft~e eight cases decided th is
"int~r and lead 144-113 si nce the pl'OCess began in
I 97-l.
USC inks eight All-Americans
LOS ANGELE -Six high school
and t"ocommun1t) college All-Americans
signed national letters of intent Wednesday
to attend the L'nnersll\ of Southern
California . ·
Southern Cal signed 26 high school plawrs and
three junior college players. ·
Prep .\II-.\mencans signing to attend Southern (aJ
wm: Capistrano Valle~ quarterback Todd Marinov 1ch.
punter-placek1ckcr Ron Dale of Boulder Citr.. Nev.:
h~ebac~cr Kun Barber of Paducah. K~ .. Tilghman
High: linebacker Matt Gee of .\rkansas Cit}. Kan ..
High: dekns1,·e back Lamont Hollingquest of Pius X
H 1gh in Downe~. and defensi' e back Stephon Pace of
Bishop Amat High in La Puente.
-Of th e three junior colle-ge players 10 sign. two of
them -linemen Rand} Hord of R1 vcrs1de and Mike
Petnn1 of BaJ..er~lield College -Wt're All-.\mencans
last fall.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
-l p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL. North
Carolina-Charlotte at .\labama-Birm1ngham .
ESPN
6:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL
North Carolina State at North Carolina. ESPN.
6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakcrs at
Denver. Channel 9.
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY· Quebec at
Kings. Prime Ticket.
8 p.i:n -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCLA
at L'SC. ESPN.
9:30 p.m . ....:..COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Cal
State Fullerton at Nevada-Las Vegas (delayed).
Channel 9
RADIO
6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Laker~ at
Dcn,c:r. Kl.AC (570).
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.
l ong Bl·ach ·1ate at Fresno State. KPZE ( 1190).
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Quebec at
Kings. KGIL ( 1260). •
8 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Cal
State Fullerton a1 Nevada-La~ Vegas. KMNY
( 1600).
8 p. m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCLA
at USC. KNX ( 1070). ~MPC (7 10).
0!1 tbe evening. but Powe}l made a fou l was called and LaMont Speed West were Anthony Howard (12
difference at the ·free throw line suffered ·a concussion. points). Jim Stewart ( 11) and Markus
sinking 9 of 12. ' Speed was rushed to UCI Medical Muller-Stach (I 0). Doug McCulker
Rancho Santiago falls to J.-4. 12-14. C1.'n1er. but his condition wa~ un-led the Rustlers with 10 rebounds.
IRVINE • • • ·PREP BASKETBALL .•..
From Bl From Bl
"We've had some games get away halftime lead. The Sea Kings (3-6,
from us in the fuunh uaner this 12· I 1 )~er got closerthan seven.the
year." Keith said. "Sci our guys came rest of the way . -
in this fourth quarter' (tied with the Brian Spratt. who had a previous
Diablos at 37) and knew what it was season-high of 16 points. led CdM
all about. We played a lot tougher in with 28 points and Matt Cwiennia
the fourth quarter for the win.~· tossed in 19. while Geoff Probst was
Irvine also lost to Dana Hills. held to fi ve points. Brad Cantrell and
39-37. in the first round of league Dyl~ Stieler each scored 11 for
action. And since going 2-3 in tho..fi~t Tustin.
round ofleague games. Irvi ne is 3-1 1n Saddleback '3, Newport Harbor 48:
the second. The Sailors held Saddleback's atten-
Allrcd scored_ 17 points to led tion for a while with the game ued at
Irvine. but 15 of them came in the 20. but the Roadrunners (8-1. 20-4)
second half. including a three-pointer "'ent on a 21-8 spurt in the last four
to tie the game(26-26) with 5:58 left in minutes of the first half and halwav
the third quarter. through the third quarter to put 'i't
"'He's been doing that for the last a\\a).
month and a half ... Kei th said of his Harbor (2-7. 14-11). led by Mike
6-1 junior. Allred has scored 13 or Nguyen ( 12) and Tyler Koon ( 11 ), cut
more points in seven of his last eight the deftcit to eight points with seven
games. minutes left. but the Roadrunners
Ballant) ne ( 12 points) added eight held.
in the second half while Molle's Gylan Dotun over last four
strong inside work earned him 15 minutes of first half and first four of
points -nine in the second half. . second ha lf. after tied at 20. They cut
In inc point guards Luis Arenado within eigth with about seven
and H.·vc Dunmcyer were being minutes to go. but held off after that.
slo"ed b~ Mission Vicjo's Lance Malru Dottin (I 7 points. 10 re-
Elmore. who came off the bench to bounds)and Gylan Dottin ( 13 points.
suppl} nine points and pla) glued-on 9 rebounds. 6 assists) led the Road-
defcnse. and <.·enter Jerry Pete~n runners.
(6-6) "as ha"ing trouble out -dueling In the Pacific Coast League:
Jeff Springfield ( 13 points. ti ve Trabuco Hills 59, Laguna Beacll 56:
blocls). the D1ablos· 6-7 center. Rick Swan wick hit a free throw with
..\ "•Id third quarter was the six seconds left as host Trabuco Hills
springboard lrnne needed to pulled to within a game of Laguna
outscore the D1ablos. 20-11. in the Beach 1n the race for third place.
fourth quana. Springfield's close-The ..\nists thre1.1. up an air ball on a
range basket"' 1th 3:5 5~cft in the game last-second threc-poin1 try Trabuco
'Cut In ine's lead 10 two (45-43). but Hills had built a six-point lead in rhe
the Vaqueros rolled off W straight fourth Quarter.
before Greg .\ma~a of Mis.s1on Viejo Swanw1ck and John Barnes each
scored \\'Ith 9:28 to go. scored 17 point!> for the Musiangs
COLLE GE BASKETBALL
(4-5. 13-10). Laguna Beach (S-4. 9-13)
was pac_~py Dain Blanton's 20
points and John TreVino s rT. --
Laguna Beach·$ OJ\e-game lead in
the race for a playoff berth hangs on a
final round situation which finds the
Artisls al champion Woodbridge
Friday night, while Trabuco Hills isat
Laguna Hills, where the Hawks have
already clinched a playoff berth.
Should the two finish tied at 5-S it
would force a one-game playoff to
settle the playoff berth.
Woodbrtd1e II, Ora11e ft: Adam
Keefe scored 25 points and hauled
down 14 rebounds in 22 minutes as
the visiting Warriors rolled to the win
behind nine three-P<>inters.
The win keeps alive the Warriors'
hopes of being seeded in the upcom -
ing CIF 2-A playoffs. The Warriors
have won 11 straight and are 9-0 in
the PCL and 17-5 overall.
"We've just emphasized that
ha ving that third spot in the rankings
would give us a spot," Woodbridge
Coach Bill Shannon said. "We don't
want to stumble because even though
we've clinched league we can get a
seed going in to the playoffs. We've
talked aboufit befo re each of the last
three games."
Lapaa Hills f3, Co11a Mesa $0:
The ·Hawks clinched second place
and a berth in the 2-A eliminations.
led by Chris Sheff ( 18). Mike Smedes
(16). Trent DeVreugd (14) and Kyle
Robcns ( 12).
Roberts. a 6-6 transfer from Ban-
ning High (Riverside). also had 19
rebounds against the smaller Mus-
tangs.
In double figures for Mesa were
Tim Ngu)en ( 15) and Greg Ertel ( 13).
No. 1 Temple tops Villanova
From Tile Associated Press
Freshman Mark Macon !>Cored a season-high 31
points and Howard Evans had 17 points and a school-
record 20ass1sts Wednesday night. can; mg No. I Temple
over 20th-ranked Villanova 98-86.
Mike Vrcesw yk scored 19 points and Tim Pern· 14 as
the 01.1.ls wo n their fifth straight and boosted tht:ir record
to 19-1. Temple made 14 foul shots m tht' final 1:50 to
prN\Cf''(.' the \"ICtOI). •
Villanova. which led 65·61 with 10:42 remaining.
slipped to 16-7. The Wildca1s. led by Doug West'' 27
points. also ~ad four players in double figures.
and Jeff Moe added 20 as the No. 13 Hawke} es (7.J. 17-6) .hcl~ off Ohio State (5-5. _12-8) in Big Ten Con fertn~
act ion. Jay Burson led Ohio State with a career-high 29
points.
DePaul 81, Bradley 80: Rod Strickland scored 29
points and the Blue Demons ( 14-6) shut down the
nat ion's leading scorer Hersey Hawkins for most of the
game in defeat in& the No. 15Braves(15-4). Hawkins. who
entered wi th a Division I-best average of35.3. was held to
23 points. 12 of which came in the final nine minutes.
Vuderbllt to, Teuessee It: Will Perdue scored 22
points to lead the No. 17 Co.mmodores (8-4. 15-5) to the
Southeastern ConfcrenCt' win over the' Volunteers ( 5-6
12-8). D} ron Nix scored 31 points to lead Tennessee. ·
GOLDEN WEST BASEBALL OUTLOOK. • •
Temple. which led 41-40 at halftime. got the first
basket of the second half. But the Wildcats went on a 13-4
surge. Laking a 5)...47 lead with 15:51 remaining.
Jn other Top 20 action: Basketball scores From Bl Sophomore lid "ho domrnatcs the time from being di to develop the
praclllC' with his pcr~onaht~. The best M\·es'Ml~ l on~1stcnq .
one "ho does 1t '~ \"1llegas and ht'·s
just a freshma n ··
On the mound. thl' most Im·
pre,s1 \ e is Thobe. all hough Hoo\ er
dues.t10ns his llcd1cauon
· ... Thobc 1s probably the most tal·
~nted freshman J..1d we've ever had on
1.hC'mound at rh1s paint in the game ··
: Hokuf (4-4. 4.89 earned run aHr·
J ge). who throws a si nker-fastball (a
.. $reat pllctl." Hoo' er sa~ $) and a
~hder. 1s a "late bloomer" and 1s also
the Rustlers' be~1 short relief man ~ Ton) Beall is the top candidate for
Jlopper. if he can overcome missed
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WeCI l'ttl 17-er P11lomar. 2 pm ~· l'rtl ~Paiomar (l!On'tttl: noon
T J"\ Feo 13-er Sourllwnrern, 2 om r~u•s Feo 2S-Soulllw~tern (~I f
0""
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Sa• Merell S-Ranc.'10 S.ntlaoo (l!Omel. -TuH Maren a.-<>r9noe Coast ,_, 1
""' lnurs . M¥ct1 l~t Oranoe Coell, 2 om
Sar Merci! 12-1 Rencl!O S.nlieQO, noon
-... " Marci> 15--f>a~· Ir.om.I T~urs Merer. 17-Comoton• (llOmel'
S.t .. March 19-•t Et C•miN>•. "<IC)n
r~i March 17-Futi.rion• <~I
rnurs . Ma•cti 1•-at Cerritos•
S.r March 26-11t LOnQ 8HC:rt CC•. noon
March 31-Aprll 2-ar Gaucho Tovrnamen•
Tues Aorll S--MI San Antonio' ( llome)
Thurs Aoril 7-e t F"Hadena • sar . Aorlt _,,, Compron'. noon
Tu~n . APrtt 17-EI C•mino• (l!Ome l
Thur\. Ae><lt l•-•t Fullert(l(I'
S•r, Ae>rol l~trrJIOJ• (l!O!Tlt). J>OOll
T'uu Aorot 1'-Long 8 n c11 CC• (homel
~ Thun. Aprll 21-a r Ml 5111'1 AntQl!to'
Sal April n -Pu•O..ne' (~). noon
Tues . APfll 26-ComPton• (~)
Thurs Ae>rll 1'-•1 El Camino•
s.&t . Ai>rll ".JO-F uir.rk>n· f"-l. noon
TuH Mev l-at Cerriros•
lnurs Mav S-er L(l(l9 S.atl'I CC•
Sat . Mav 7-Mt Sa" Antonio• (~). noon
Mav 9· 11>-<onferenc:e Pl•voffs
•oenotes South Cout Conferencir oame
Aft Q&mH •' 2.lO om . UllltU noled
•• .. -·
Purdue 7%, Miclligan St. 70: Todd Mitcncll scored 12
of his 16 poin ts in the second half and Everette Stephens
made fou r free throws m tht' stretch as the No. 2
Boilermakers (9-1 , 20-2) held off Mich igan State (3-7.
8-12).
Syracuse Sf, Pltt1burgb 75: Matt Roe scored 15
points and point guard Sherman Dou.glas dt>stroyed the
No. 5 Panthers' man-to-man defense by scoring 12 of his
team·s final 15 points as the No. 11 Orangeman (7-3. 19-5)
defeated-Big Eastleadcr Pitt ( 6-2. 16-l} byral lyi ng from as
many as se ... en poi nts behind.
Kent1eky 69, Auban ft: Rex Chapman scored 25
points and freshman Eric Manuel added eight 1n the final
mrmnesulhc I 6th-ranked Wildcat5(9-3. 17°.l) increased
thei r lead 1n the Southeastern Conference by a.venging a
loss to the Tigers (5-6. 12-8) which knocked them from
their No. I ranking.
Iowa 9%, Otllo State 75: B.J. Arll)Strong had 26 points
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,, WIEST
ClaremQ!lt·MIJCICI 78. LaV~ne
Pomona ·Pitier 62, Whittler 60 ~~tand1 1'. CKciO.nlel 64
US lnternation•I 96, Cenr
F1of1Cle 79
ROCKIES
CotOf"aClo 17. Iowa St TS
SOUTMWEST
4r1t.•n1•1 63, T u.s Cnrlstia n 61
8avtor 71, SoutMtn Metn S1
Hou,ton 12, ho\ Tecll 6'
Kania1 7t. Ot<lel!Oma St 6'
Tua1 68. R•C"ir 6'
MIOWUT
A~ron ... Wrlgtlt SI 11
8 eH St 11 W Micllogen 67
8 owll"9 Grffl' 65. Miami Ottlo S9 (Ot)
Cent Mietll9an 11. Cnb9<> St
1S
ci. ... etana St 13. Ve Com· monweenn 76
OePaur '6. 81a01ev to
E Mfcn!Qan II. TolldO " tow• '2. OttlO Sr 75
Merouelle IS, C•nlsiv• 73
Notre Oeme 64. FOf"~ St
Otllo U 71. Kent St. 61
Purdue 72, Miclllffll SI 70
St Louis to. Clnc.lnn1H n SOUTH
Al•tlama 61, Mln in lPOI St. ..
American U ... ltlcllmond 63
Furm1" II, Citldel "
Geor9l1 11. FIOrlda 6\
How1rd U 11. (001>ln St TS l•C~son SI 79. Teni'lenff SI 11
lot!
,,
Kt nh.Cky 69, AV!>vrn 62
LSU 7', Mln iUll>OI S7
Mervland 70. Clemson 66 M~l>l'lis S~ Ill, S Mln ln lPOI
Min "•"•v St 17, "lk:llOll• Sl. ..
Nevv '3. William a. Mlir-v '1
loll
Otes Dominion 11 W Ktfllutll v ,.
Vanclerl>ill to, ftMHMe U ••ST Oetawart 90, It'-' 11
Lafaverte n. HotiJra S2 lert'9!'1 7'. euc11MJ1 n
hrecvw M. Pl11Slluf911 7$
T ff'IOle "· Vllleno~e ..
Cdl\1 def en&e keys 2-0 win
Led b)' the defen;ive play of aoalie Brent Krum. who
had two sp«tacular saves, swttper Man Tomlin and
fullback Jeff Addison, the Coron_a deJ Mar Hip boys
$p('CCr team earned a 2-0 Sea View Lequc victory ovrr visiting Tu,.in Wed~sday.
Tf\c Sca ,Kinp (2-3-4, ).6-S> have allowed only two
coals 1n their past SI• pmcs since Tomlin returned from
an injury as Krum hasrqistered four shutouts. Tustin ftll
to 1.5.3 in ttaauc.
Geoff Barrow had two aisists as Grq Galusha and
Tomlin IC'Ortd the Sc. Kinp' aoals.
In the Pacirac Cont U..uc: 1
W.-Be9ft I, TnMci lllUt I: MikF. Enttb Ml~
Laauna lkKh averi an upset, IC'Orin1 with 15 minu~ left
to ai"e lM host Anist.J ( 10.2·2) a t~. .
Jdf Poe scomS l.lil'ma lc9ch ·1 only pfin a I· I f mt
half. but Trabuco Hilh took a 2· I lald in 1bc l«ODd half. ~ Art1m (ailed 10 conven a pmehy kid in the flrst half.
wh1lt Trabuco HlllS ICORICI OMt on a·penahy kid.
In lbe S.•1et i....e: ,_.. .. ,.., l, .__ t: T1w 1op 1-0 tams
benlcd101Kordal1ie1RdouMeovenime11ptlcsT1m
MomK"of'Foun&ain Velln ad Marit11•1 Orie l111rtli ..
lcd tht --~· Menne W 16 •\'ft for lk llroM (6-l·I. ll·S-4) _..,k IUntdftlMd lS•vn far Manna(1·l-U ..
•
~ > . ....
W•"STW:•NCONPaa•NCI ~.,..,.....
W L fl'ct. Ga
Ulrwi n • .m
Portlend ?7 16 ·"' ,..., S.11tte 25 21 .s.:i 11
PtlMnl• 14 30 .311 fl
Goldtft S111e 11 32 25' 2l"1 ~ 11 33 .2~ .,.
MMlwfltOM.-
0.ttes ?9 " 64'1 Denver 2~ 17 .614 I'>
HOU$10n 26 17 60S 2
Ut1h fJ tl SOO 6''1
Sen Antonio It 25 .419 10
S.cr1men10 •• 30 .311 14•, IASTl•N CON,l•INCI
A-....COM ...
80\IOn 33 I• J 02
PttA1<111111111 20 24 .SS 11 '»
W1$hlngton It 26 409 131,
Nt• York 16 ?9 35' '' NIW Jtr\IV II lS 23' 21°~
Ctftfrll DlvlWll
.t.111nl1 31 IS .67•
Detroit 21 16 621 2v,
Cl\IC1vo 21 20 .S74 4">
Mll•1vt.ee 2l 20 SU ,,,
C levtl1nc:t Y• 23 l 11 7 ° ,
lnc:tlaha 2l 22 S II 71 , w ....... v'•.SCern
~'IOI. ~ht tt
Nt• Jers•v 93, Chkavo I• Cltvt11nd 111, Weshinglon 102
Dtlroil 91, N1w York 11
80\ton 136, Sin Antonio 120
Ull h 93, D1tlal to
T9"itllt'sGafMs
Ulrln 11 Denver. 6·30 om
Milwaukee 11 Phll1c:tell>hl1, 4:30 om
lndl1na at GolOtn S111e, 7:30 o.m
Porlle nd ii Sacramento, 7;30 om
Ho"'lon et Seelllt, 7 30 o m ,, ..... ,c;_
Liken al Sin Antonio. S.30 om
Houston el oi..en. 7:30 o.m
New -Jtrllll' IJ ..t1tvt11no. •.JO om At111111 11 -Detr-ot1 S om
80\lon 11 Dall11. S 30 o m
Choc190 11 M11w1ukee, 6 om
tnc:ti1n1 11 Phoenla, 6 30 om
D1nver 11 Por11anc:t. 7-30 o m.
Cllooen 101, Sum 95
l'HOINIX (fSl -Glffl1m •-11 3-• 11, JOM·
wn II·?• 10·12 ll. Nance •-1• 3·• ll,
Humohrlfl S· 10 O·O 10, Horn1ct1< 2·1 1-1 6,
81lltv 2·7 0-2 •. S.nc:ttrs 1·2 0-0 2. D1lll1 3·1'
3·• 9, Ac:tem• 3· 10 0-l> 6, TllOmoson l·l 0-0 1. Coo• 0-2 1-2 1 Totals 36·1°' 22·30 ts
CUl't"llU(101) -Cave S·l2 S·• lS. Nor·
man •·• 0· I I, 81n1am1n 6· 11 S·I 17. Wooc:tson 1·16 l·I 19, Orew S·ll l ·S 13, Deilev 10·11 •·1
14, Gorc:ton 3·6 0·0 6. Kite 0· 1 O·O 0 Totals • 1-13
11·30 101
k•• bV Qu111W' Phoelli• 19 11 ll JS-95
lo\ A-ifl 11 lO 2t 21-101
Tnree-Polnt 11011\-Johnson, Woochon
Fou~ out-Nance Rtt>ounc:t\-Plloenla 611
C8ali.v, Adams 91, la\ .t."911H 64 CCe111 111
AUl\1\-P!>oenla 19 CHornec.fl< 91 Lb' A-i.s
16 COrew 9) To111 louls-Prlo.nl• 11, LO\
Anoellt\ 2• TKM•C•I-Pnoeni. Coecn WtlHI
Atttndanc..-s 610
COl'Nt\UNITY COLLEGE MEN
P1s.deN 11, Goldeft Wnt 76
(Seutll CeHt (;.....,_e)
Geldeft Wnt l'IUdeN
ftflpftll .. ,. .....
6 • c 16 Git>wn 2 1 S 6 0 1v1\
Howard
R>ee
Slewaro
Mllr·Stcn
Wslmrlnc:t
McCu~tr
Wilson
3 6 O 11 Brown I 0 0 l
I O o 1 .. Coooer 3 I 4 1 s I 3 11 Wegner 1 6 • 20
S O t 10 Dunnt.m 7 S l 19
I • 2 6 Semuit 0 2 I 1
S S S IS McCuttou1111 1 • l 18
1 O S 4 McKonllre l 1 1 6
To111s 1t 20 10 76 Tatel\ 19 11 21 II
Half1tme Puec:ter>a 41·39
Tllrtt·ooonl goals Pasac:ten-erown I
Technlctl\ Golden West oencn 1
R1n<M Sentil" M., <>nnee Cout U
con,,.. Emtlir• ClllfeAftc•I
~llle9 CNSI •Mdle Slfllfoeee .... pf.. .. ........
Molts
lUkH
JOM\on
Maven
Crlllt!
Sl>Hd
Still
IS S • l6 J1m1'°" 9 l l 19
I I c l ,Ammenn S 3 2 IS
0 0 I 0 G•rc a 3 0 4 7
I 0 2 l M.rM • 0 l 9
S I O 12 VIiianve va ' 1 l 10 J 1 T 7 Oc:ten 0 0 I 0
I 0 0 2 Aqueveoue 0 0 I 0
Cvoord l 2 I 4
Total\ 26 • 11 6J Tolals 26 7 II 64
Helfll~ Rancho S..ntoe90, 17·26
Tnru ·oo1n1 QOets Ore noe Coast -MllH I
Mevers I, Cran• I, RancllO S..r111100 -Am ·
mann 2. Ga rcia I Marlon 1 'llillanutva I
Tecnn>eal\ Nont
COl'Nt\UNITY COLLEGE STANDINGS
Sou1tl CNst Conference
C~e<>v«ll
TNm W L
E• 'Cemlno 9 2
(tHllO\ I )
Comotor> 6 S
Lon11 Btach 6 S
Fullt rion 6 S
Peuoena • 1
Golden Wt\I l I Ml Sen Antonio 2 9
W~v·1 S<•ern
Pu1oen1 91 Go1oen Wtsl 76
Lon11 8eacn 7S. CtrrtlO\ 1•
Comoion SJ Fullerton 49
E l Camino 69, Mt San A•11on10 SI
llridlV'S Game F~non at Et Camono
Slitvrdev't Gamet
Mt San .t.nron•o 11 Golc!er• WHI
Como1on al Ctrrno' Lon11 811Ch 11 Pa\loene
W L
2S l
19 ' 11 9
It II
16 II
16 10
I) 14
• 17
Or•net Emoire C°'"'tftee
c~o-.owe1
T11m
Cvoreu
lhncho San•l•110
Sedc:lltl>ICI<
Ora"9t Cou 1
Riv1rtodt
Cllrv\
W L
7 0
6 1 s 2 1 s l 6
0 7
w....-v·s kerft
W L
1S s
11 • 11 •
IS 14
11 17 s 20
RanchO San111vo ... 0••-COH I 6J
Cyortu Sl. Citrus 4S
Sac:lc:llt bl Ck SJ R i vtr Stc:te 4'
S.tvrdlV'l GafMs
S1cldl4tbeci. 11 Ora n11e Co111
-<:Hrut II ~lv1rsl<ll
Cvoreu at RenchO S.nli190
AU Qamt\ Otl)on al 7 30
..
..
• ..._.. ... UilMrllf¥ sa
CS.WW~) Uill••• ...... , ......
Werren
Stotaoft
s.it1men ,,,..,,,,.. .
""'''" C)lllltr
Unlv.,•ltv
...... .. ..... 2 , s • .,.-.. I 0 > ,
f \I I 19 Curll' ) 9 I 17 O I S 0 Herlella l I 4 10
2 2 3 6 .._flltv I 0 S 2
40JlkllOIH 0010
2 I l S C1""'4>s 4 0 J 11
1 2 1 • ltvPw 1 • l n
Klar 0 0 2 0
20 11 ,, Y Tot••• 11 1s n '4
SC.. IW Ouwtws
lt 1• • n-sa
E•t1nclt
ThrM·oolnl 90tlt
00\ 3
17 lS 9 ,,._..
E1t1ncl1-Curl1S 1. Cam ·
T ldlni~lll "f-
Sadllltledl 6J. ......,, H1rtlor 41
(See Vlnr Llfflle)
......., ...,..,. S.....dll
Her din
Shtwerd
l(oon o..rnne,
Neuvtn'
Oreee.et
Grev 81ec•men
Lob!
TolllS
....... .. .. pf.
2 I 0 S G Dot1tn • S l 13
I 2 2 • Mlf\halt • 1 0 10
S 0 • 11 M Oo•tin S 7 1 17
1 0 1 3 Agnew • 0 1 I
6 0 1 17 Simon 3 I 2 7
0 1 • 1 O'Htern 7 O 0 •
2 0 I • L1rr1v1 I 0 0 2
1 1 0 • Gome1 l O O 2 2 0 1 •
20 ' IS .. Tatel$ ,. IS , 63
~er• llv Ouln.t't
Ntwoort Hert>or · 10 11 IS I?-..
Sed<llltMlc k 11 11 19 16-63 TIVtt·oolnt 90111 Newpo!I Harbor -Koon
' GH rtln9,
•TecMlcaJs· L~ont. •
Tu11tft 70, CorOM dtl Mu SI
(SN View LtffUe)
Cer-def Mir T11stw1
......... fvftpflll
Prol>sl 1 1 S S C an1re11 l S 3 I I
Sorell 13 2 3 11 Mu""•'' 4 I 1 9
Herring1on 1 I 1 5 Par•er 1l S 3 31
Cwltrln•I 1 C 2 19 lv 1 3 I I
Luese1>rlni.. 0 0 • 0 Stoeier • 1 2 I I
Clark 0 I 1 I Lonc:ton 0 0 O 0
Erlcll\on 0 O 1 0
Toll!\ II SI T Ollls 16 16 11 10
Sc . .,. bv Ouan.t's
Corona
Tu\ tin
dt l Mar 20 10 17 11-SI
Tlf{ff·-llOllS
Cwoertnta I; Tu\hn -
TecMoca l\ Nont
n 11 11 16-10
C.0.ona. del Ma•
l y I Sttettr I
Wndalrld.-IO,
(l'edfk c .... Onnee 40
LNeut)
~.,,.. WMClllriOet
, " " of Ill Keefe
Oe1btrt
Anc:ler\On
Rol>LH
RobbLH
Odum
Ernen on
'111Meran
Roun1gn1
Scnwttr
" " pf "' 11 3 1 ?S
I 1 0 '
4 0 3 •
l 0 0 9 l 0 0 9
2 0 I S
1 I I 5 2 I I 5
I 0 I 2
2 0 0 s
Mlll"t>w\ 2 3 2 9
Roc:tr1gue1 7 3 1 ll
Ghuem1 O O I O
Franfl 2 0 2 4
H•\tert I 0 I 1
Sellinger l O I 1
Lot!c:IOUl\t 2 I 0 S
Mlrenoe O O I O
Konrs 0 O 1 O
Toi al\ 31 7 9 IO Total\ IS 1 12 40
Seer• bY Oulrters Wooc:tt>r•dllt 17 11 11 19-40
Ora1191 t I 1) H>-•O
Tnrtt·oo1n• 11oel\ Wooc:tl>l'l<lllt -Rob LH
3, Robb Ltt l. Odum I Vinaren I Scl'lwter
I Orange -Mlllnew\ 2 Roc:tro11ue1 I
T ecl'ln1c11s Or l llllt bench
LlllUN H'•s "u , Costa Mes. so
(l'ec.lfl< CNsl LNeut)
Lltl\IM H•\ CMte -..
Snt tt
Ke wad•
Rooert•
DtVrtVQc:I
Smtc:lti
ft ft pf Ill
7 I 2 la
I I 1 3
6 0 I 12
' 6 • I• Nguyen 1 I l 16 Ert~
0 0 0 0
2S 9 11 6l Tole!\
Scere itv Oull1Ws
.. "pf"' l 0 2 ,
0 2 1 2
) l 2 ' 1 2 I 19
S I 1 '3 ,,
L111un1 H•ll\ 13 19 20 I 1-63
Costa Mt\11 ll 11 10 IS-SO
Tnrtt·oo1n1 -" L111i;na H111\-Snttt l . Smtc:tes I Casi• MH-Nguve,, J Kos I Ertet
2
Trabuco Hill's 59, LHIUN S.1dl S4
(l'"ifk CMtl LNtue)
LI.,,.. a..dl TrHu<e H•t
Trt vtno
Blanton
McK@Own
Schmitt
Steonen•
8vu
Tottll
""pf"' ""pf"' 1 0 I 17 PoulOS l 2 l •
9 I I 20 KrtHCn 1 0 3 S 1 I I 6 Colburn 1 l I 7
l 0 s 6 Bar ntS 1 2 I 17
I O I 2 Swanwlc' 9 I I 17
1 I I S Menning l 1 I 9
14 ) 10 S6 Tol•IS 73 10 10 59
S<ert DY Oulnen
l •11un• 8e1c11 13 13 13 11-56
Trabi;CO Hill\ 19 13 13 l•-S•
Tnrtt·oo1n1 00111 Laguna Steen -Trt vlno
3 &1en1on I .McK~wn I Tre«>v<o Hill\
Krelcn I 8 aMt s I M;i,nno"ll 1.
Ocun v .. w 62, Edison S2
C~ LNeutl
O<Nfl View Edislft
" " pf tp " " pf Ill Fronn 1 10 2 IS Paul 0 4 • 4
Norman
Eve n\
Rice
Sterling
S 0 I 10 Lotto\ 4 I l 10
I l • 6 He nion s 0 J I I
8 5 I 1• Huntt r 5 • l 1' 1 • I I Fosler 1 I S 7
Tc:t Ptlonl\
Moort
O 1 3 I L1op1nco11 l 0 2 6
O o I O Keftv O o l 0
Henrv 0 0 0 0 Flvn~ 0 0 0 0
Totals 19 21 12 67 T 01a1s 19 10 20 51
Seer• bv Quan.rs
Denn Votw 16 IS 17 1.-62
Ec:t1\on 11 12 11 11-S2
T1vtt·oo1nt goeis Den n Voew-R1ce 3
F roM I E do\O,,._F O\ltr 2 Hanton 1 Lolli\ 1
MlriN '3, H~ S.lldl 6 I
..... L (s-t LN9119) ~1'fnl H~ ... Ch
" " pf tp Gultc:t II 4 I 26
Camooell 2 • 3 I
Ftovo 7 S I 19
Perks 3 • 1 tO
Yemett 6 O 1 16
Rlcl)erc:t\on 1 0 I 4
Chirco o o I o
Cemt<on 0 I I I
McCullvm I 0 0 J
Ko1uc11.1 O O O o
Hasetr1g 0 0 0 0
Melllmur• 0 0 0 0
A11ull•r 0 0 0 0
81vrmg1u 2 2 I 6
TllOmo\on
Hugllt>S
ICurt
Long
Loll
Katte•
8oneo11r1e
M111tr
F'u11mor1
Stinson
G•fff'
To\lac:to
Totals 34 10 12 '3 To111,
SCer• bV Oulnen
.. " pf "' 3 0 l 6 1 I 0 6
4 0 2 •
3 0 3 6
3 2 I I
1 1 ' ,
' 1 1 10 I 0 0 2
0 0 0 0 0 0
1 0
I 1
2S • '10 •I
Marine 26 21 26 »-93
Hunlinl)ton &tech U 21 16 l~I
Thrte•oolnl goals Mar•na-Yei'rnite i
McCufl\Jm l Hunlln9lon hec,._Hug"" 1 Kurz 1 K11tt r I
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Feuntllifl v ... v SI, Westmiflst.r Sl
Irvine 57, Mlslien V .... 41 (SW.Mt Leeeue>
ls.tit Ceest ...._.}... .,...._._ ,__.,. ~·
lfVW Mis.-V1eie .. fl ... .. .. " pf "'
..,Punmever -,.nrec:t
81llentvne
R. Molle P••.,sen Trout
AreflldO
Totals
,. ft lllf " ,. ft .. • LO'(e 2 l l 7 Wuver 0 J 4 3
0 0 3 0 Merk l 0 I 6 Aut lln S S 4 IS Gr10. 0 1 0 2
' • l 11 DeGuzm1n ' 0 2 t Tower ' l S ll 8or11<1vl\I 7 l I 20 s 2 l 11 Tkecn 2 o 0 • Kull\ ' O 1 u coo-. o O I o
1 I 1 IS Sorl"91ttl<I S l 3 13 LI I 0 l 1 Atl<MtWI l • 1 10 1 3 3 S ,,.,.,., 1 I 4 S Y ewe ta 0 0 I O Murc:tent I 0 1 1
1 4 0 I Elrnort • l S t Hullt 4 S t 13
O O O O Amen 1 0 2 2 Merit • O • • 21 I• 11 S7 Tole!\ 11 S 11 .. Tot1ll llO 9 11 Sl Tot1I\ 19 11 u SI
Sc-IW OM"9n SC-w ~
1rv1ne 10 11 1' »-S7 . Westminster 12 10 It 13-SJ
Mission 'llleiO 9 U I• 11-.. FOUflt1in 'llai.v lS 1 II 1t-SI
Tllree-oolnt goals Irvine -AnrtHI I. Mlulon ~llrM·POinl toels. Wfttmins'-Kutl\ '·
'lllelo -De Gu1m1n l Fount1ln V1Nev-keouost 3
TKM ICl lS ~ Ttd1nlul\. Non._
Htc;H KMOOL ST ANIMHG-S
5UMet L....,_
LAMM
W L •0cun View I I
'Mlrlfle 6 l
Foun111n 'll1flev s 4
Ec:tllOn 4 S
Hunlinl)lon 8tecll 2 7
WMlmlntltr I 2 1
'(llnchtHI CfF S·A Olev9ff blr'lll w...,..,., "-
OCH/I 'llltw 62, Edi.on S2
Merine 93, Hulllrntton a..ch 'l
Foun11>n Vellev SI. W11tmlnster S3
,"'9V'l ~
Ec:tl•on •' Hunlineton &etch
0CH fl View II W111mln•ttr
Fountetn Vallev t i Marina
0-..
W L ,. 1
17 ' IS 6 ,. 10
I ..
10 ll
S.. View LM9"
~ '0--.. • W L 'Sac:tc:lltOICk I I •fu\tln I I
Est1nci1 • S
Corona c:t.i M11 l 6
NtWOOrl H1roor 1 1
Unlvtr\llv 2 1
'Ctinc'lec:t (IF ]·A otayoff l:»rlh w.-.-v·, SCern
Sec:tc:tltblCk 63, Ne•OOf'I Hlfl)Or 41
T ushn 70, Corona de! Mer SI
E s11nc11 6', Univtnlly SI ........ ., .. ~
E \tencJa a1 Slddlebao
University 11 Corona <Ill Mer
Tu\tln •• Newoor• Harbor
Pacific COHI LMtue
Leeeue
W L
• Wooc:tl>riallt 9 0
'Laguna i.tlll\ 6 J
Laguna 8eac11 S •
Trat>uco 1-i1ll• • S
Costa Mtsa 1 1
Orange I l
'Clincnec:t CIF 7-A Oll vOH btrt,,
WedNMllV'• Scern
Wooc:tbnc:tge ao. Or an11e to
W L
20 •
20 •
I• 11 12 11
14 11
IO 14
Owrel
W L
t7 s
lS 9
9 13
13 10 s 17
4 17
LIOUOI Htll$ 6J. C0\18 Mt.SI SO
Traouco Hi"\ S9, Laguna 8tacti S6
FrldlV's Gemes
co,1a Mna e1 Oranoe "
l 11Wn1 Bttch at Wooc:tbrlc:tve
TraDUCO Hoff\ 11 L19una Hlll\
Sou1tl Cout LHgue
--L ...... w t. :c ao1\lrano lla11ev 9 O
'El Toro 7 2
'Irvine S •
Mil\ Ion V •t i<> • S
Dana Holl\ 1 1
Se n C•t mtnlt 0 9
'Chnchtc:I (IF •·A Olavott 1>1!"111
WedMMllV'l S<arn
lrvint S7. M1u 1on V1t<0 ..
E1 Toro 7S, Dane Holls 6J
W L
21 4
17 s
12 12
" 11
9 " 1 II
Cao1s1rano Vellt v ae Sen Clemente 3'
· Frldlv'' Gemes
El Toro at Irvine
San C1emen1e a l Q•"• Holl\
Min ion Vieto "' C1P1\lrano Velie• at Sedc:lltl>IC~ <;Plltllt>
All 111mes 0t9on at 1 30 om
COl'Nt\UNITY COLLEGE WOMEN
Or•,,_. CNst S9, R1"°'9 Sa.,...._ 54
COr"* Emoir1 C.,..,eMe)
llencM Sefttle9' OrMet CNst
Tvrntr
Roc:trl11ut1
Armeio
GID\011
RevnolO\
Ea rly
Murr av
ftftpftp ........
0 0 I 0 Lu• 0 . 2 7 r
I 0 • 2 Ellerman 6 S S 17
I I 4 J Hen~n ' O 4 I
6 9 1 21 Grt i"'' 0 0 0 0
0 0 I 0 Wol\On 2 0 I •
6 I • 13 ~! 0 0 0 0
S S l IS Fott'I J I ' 7
Pow,11 6 'I 2 11
Total' ,19 16 19 S4 Tallf\ 71 11 11 S9
Hatlltmt O<ange Coa\I. 16·7•
Tnrtt·oo.n• goal\ None
Tecnn1col\ Rancno San11avo coach Brown 2
Golden West 91. Plls.denl 41 -
C Seu1I\ CNU C....,_.
pte\adeftl ~ WHI
ft fl pf IP .. ft pf '-' Veoo I 0 • 2 MHCl'lltl 1 l l S
1 O • 1 Arm\lrang I 1 l •
• ) 0 II l(r hv-ne 1 0 I S l 0 ) 6 Km T\vma ) l ) 9
l 0 s 4 Wtrtn a 2 I II
5 0 3 13 Swanson 4 0 12
\
NHL
c~aELL CON.l"ERENCIE
Ce'9.ar•
Earnonton Winnloel)
Klllea
Va l!COUVt<
Oetroor
St le>YtS
ChlClllO
Ml.nM\ot•
Toronto
imVW.. OWIWll
W LT l'tl
3l 11 ' n lO If 1 67
13 n t SS
20 ll S •S la JI 7 4)
Nerrh 011•1\IM
11 19 •
7S 11 S
17 ,, s
16 l1 9
IS )1 9
62 117
SS ll S
•9 tt7 " ,,. 39 101
Wot.LES CONFE•ENCE
Phi11c:telPll•• NY l\len<)ers
PillSbVfll"
WHhitll)lon
Ntw Jt <st•
NY Rlllllt<l
80\lon
Montrea
8ulial0
Hartford
Oue!>ec
"•ll'l<k DiYIWfl n 20 6
26 11 •
1• 2' 9 ,, 15 •
1t 71 5 n 26 1
Adam\ D1v1\llft
)) " 5 )0 17 10
H n 9
1l ?5 1 n 21
w~div•, Game'
No gamtl scneouieo r-...r, G•mft
O\.eote at Kln9s 1 35 om
62 , ..
SI 207
S1 111
S4 It() 53 ,,,
SI 711
11 711
10 114
S9 191
SJ 170 .. 11•
GA
?II
Ito
201
2S7
21)
112 113 m
23S ne
1 .. 1• n• 111
216
201
171 112
)II
''° 101
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Mon1re11 a1 New Jerstt. • •S o m
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /ThurSdey, February 11. 1988 BS
VOLL.EYaALL
CemnwNtv C.-... men
*>M•CON,•a•NGI Oran~ COH I ~I G-College IN1w 'l'or~ t IS· I), lS· 13, IS· 10.
socca._
Hi.ti lcftMt 'MVI
SEA VflW La AG'UE c-• Mer t. r11UW1 o TU\l>n Ila.ti. \8YH. Scnne ll s
Corol'la o~ Mer SCOl'•"9 Geiusna To,...,•"
Coe~t H •H Krum l
Hatt"me Coron• c:tef f\l\ar I 0
, l'ACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
L.....-... di 2. TAbuce Hll\
LlllU.,. 8e1U! scoring Pot Ens~· (,,4 r
'8"fl Mlrenc:t.1 6
Maltt•mt l·I
SUNSET LEAGUE
,......., V ... y 0, MerlN 0
Me'4n1 '°'' t> \e~tt e~"·n\l s Fovnlltn Van.• 90111t \a''' Y.v't" 16
H.llft1rnt 0--0 R~wl••O" 0 0 I' ,,, , • .,.11mt o-o
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MILWAUKEE 9REWE•S-Al"liect 10 t-"'•
"'''" Jev Alc:tr lch, 01tcl'let, and Steve Kleftf ~
Tom Py1nars•I. 1nfi.tdert, Oft one·-~
''•Ct\ ........ ~ .
(IN(INNAlt REOS-SieMCI Eadie ~.
ou1f1etc:ter. 10 • one·veer contract :·
PHILA"OELPHIA PHILLIES-SlllMO 9{M
.D•wlev eno. Martv &v~rom, pltCfllfs: lo
"''"or oea11ue conrracl\
SAN FIUNCISCO GIANTS-Al"NO to '''"'' .,,11,, Scott GarreH•. Piteher, on 1 ._ vear contract , ..
~ T LOUIS CAJIDINALS-Aereecl to ......
""'" '"'• PeMilton, 1nlrd ~~. o,. • ont· ~ear con1rec1 • aAMCllTaAU. • .., c_.._.. .. ._ ......... -.. 'OPr• 'I S1ZZt...ERS-~ ._ Hll 990 c J. ,.
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GR E'E 111 8.a Y Pot.CK ERS~-N-11a1i.rrm,.leclot~ ._.,..
81,11>0,,gr oeie"'••t ~oorc:t1n.1or and Ill~ coa ,.
HOCKaY ": ............. u..
N[ t1 YORK RANGE~s-ttacatled -.0V
P-,eH ~f!• c:teftn~e1> from Cotor.dO of '1tit
'".'"'"•' onat Hoc9'ev l.t.•etA •
SOC:CE•
Mlier lfldeer S.Ccer A•Mdl._
~T LOUtS STE~ERS-.t.nnounc..i IM~·
·~n•1·0"' o1 81ng Devine PfHiclenl
1, OOf PfHSWW ao.fa/ •
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S..-.1it» Obtplepl
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Ge\oer
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Gue.,.r~ro
Ma\ltflon
l'lo•O ) 1 I I 8011a9t.1 0 I 14 1------------------------------------------------------
Sttwert 0 O 4
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Jtnlo. ons 0 0 1
To1ou 2 o I •
Tolatt 10 S 10 •• To111s 37 11 13 '1
H1tt11~ GWC, Sl·2• Tnrte·oo1n1 voe t\ Pasac:tena-Me\ltr\On
C.olc:tell We\t-l(r Ta•1vo,...,1 I
TtellntClll\ Me\ltr\Of> 1P )
• OMO SN itsMnt
0.t.VEY'S LOCKI• (..._-1 ... di) -l
t>oa•s 8' atll)ltr\ l oon•to l hel!t>ul 6 cellco
l>au 113 u nc:t beu SO m1cto. trt4 I wn•te fl\11
I I lhttosn.ao 10 scu•oon, lt blue oerch
NEWl'ORT L.t.NOING -2 bolts 36
1n11ltr\.. 17 Wnd DIU l Cl llCO ban 1
'"tto\ntao 't mat't>•tl 2 \Cutoon, 1 11111 moon
This wfftl'~ trout pgnn
LOS ANGELES -E• Dorac:to Lake Per11.
u111e Roe• C•tt• Lollie Rock Rt~'"°''
MeltDu Cree• Pee• Road Pa rk l allt P1ru
Crtt' 1F rencrH•'>en s F•elJ Pvremlo L•llt S.•""*• F• Rt,•r-~o·r
OR.t.NGE -L1gun1 N10ut l Park L1to.e
SAN BERNARDINO -Praoo Park l,a>.e
IUVE•SIDE -Evan\ l akt Perris -L111.e
'llENTUtt.t. -Molollla Crte• Rtves CrMto.,
Ro\f llallev Lel<t\ Sa""' Paula Creei.. Uooer St\e>t> C·et• 'llen1ur1 Ro•er 1nor1t1 IOI'< l
SURFING
NSSA c ..... teum1ment
(et O<HMidel
Team \Cor•"9 -l Gotoen Wiii 110 2 UC
Sen Ooego IO'I J UC Sanla 8erbart IOI • ~n
Dl1110· s1art 104· 5 tono-8ff~ll St-'I I I•
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IC WCI 3 M•.._e G•lent'< IUCSD>
SchlNmoelltt cGWCI s Str11tt
<UCSDI 6 M•'• Cernon CUCS8 l
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Deroene Wttnsieon tGWCI ...,..., ...
8ob0v Loclo.harl (GWC)
KiwellMr.._
D1v1d Kelle! IC.WC I
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&rtC't• 1E<11sonl • Sltvt Su1>c:ll>lao tE<11sonl __/ K,.....,.....
1 Iha~ Conc:ter 1Ed•\Ot'l1 S Deft' Jtnll.11\\
1Ecl'\Of>1
That~ nght Up to · · off and half me season st1 .,,;.
to en10y 'lb<J II hnd big names at big sa.1ngs -.. o .., ..
of them at below cost
Sl(IS .. _,
*ALL UP TD ¥z OFF!
ELAN RXT,.... EL.AN CXT • OLIN 8IJO OL IN RC700
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.~"' ~iednrig our Ju' e"' ,.. ~· :Jeoarrrr:ient to make
•:y 1fM sr:mng 9m~tJ"
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RAICHLE RXlfi(J tidies
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l,OOOboats
prepare for
Midwinters
Its that ti me apin . M idwinters.
Everyone knows it is the middle of
winte r. de5pite the rcttnt summer
weather t h aJ hH blanketed the South·
land.
But a sailing regatta at this time of
)'t'llf'?
Yes. it's the Southe rn Califortiia
Yachting i\ssociation Midwinter Re·
gatta -m ore commonly known
amo ng sailors as "the M id wmters.··
'So w hat is the Midwinters?
It is the world's largest midwintt>er
reptta. held each February between
Lincoln 's a nd W ash ington's
birthdays. and drawing upwards of
1.000 sailboats in nearly 100 classes.
Come rain or shine or warm sunn)
weath er. the Midwinters have been
held in Southern California for 59
..nm 10 00 *" .... .. .. . ................ ,.. WTWM-"91ertlM pur,_, IM .... ~ ,__ end -11"111 -.... cei ........ °'Mid""'.... ..... °' .... COfl.-,..... ... NOTIC! 11 HEAEI V dlleellbed • tolowe: '• cel*e, ..,_ potll. T. & NI. tcmYDC
OIVI N that 111 la d t19llu1ln9 ll Illa ..., COft' •ll • ~ "*2awwwt._.,,~ pt~--be r.-..c1 bV IOllltlMlt COfMf of Nici lOC .. ...-8M •· 'tOU N11£ .. •ML
tM ('My o1 C01M MMl.,IO I to I Point: tMncil.... 9ar ... ot*llllOfl ol ~A o&D OF --=•o:rr1.=./,_oi""~"-'-.i..
wh· The Clly Collnc;M, P.l>. 1H.OO IMt to point of•· ...,_, 11?19 9llHC DATED MWJ'I.
Bo1' 1200. Coeta Mela. Ct#· ~. Mid point .... .......... "'-· rllllreed 'tOU TNCE ACTI09' tom1a tH2a.1200. on Of on ""~ pr~ , end tor• "1lflepor· "'°1'ECT ,_..,..,..
before the ~ t t oo 1 m. lion of tlll WMI llne Of Nlct ldon ot ~Ion of .-0-PlllOfl'UffY. fT MAY JOHN C. COLLIH8. 2510t
on Thuf9dey. Flbtuery 25, Loi t end •1.50 .... '°""' IC IMflY, 119tf*'-" Md 8CllD AT A PUaJC ML ,AllC) DI LA PAZ. IAH t919. It lt\9ll be 1111 , .. trorn tM IOUthwlet eorrier ol ... procfuct1, .,.. ... °"''· 'tOU NEB> M JUAN CANTMHO, CAll-
1poollblllty Of tM bidder 10 uid lot 1 at er. and lnoldental E>CPt.MAnoH OF lME FOW t2t15
deli-"'9 bid lo ttie City SECTION 3 TN ~lty OUfpolM, lnCtudlno ~ NA'TUM OF lME TMe bu"'*9 II oon·
Cletk'I Office by"" p(oper' Clerk It dlrlClld 10 mllntWI Md IN rlgfll 10 iltec> , ... PAOCEEOtNGa AOMHIT M1*I br: an lndh'hlu ..
announced time. 8ldl .-lie on flll In IN~ of the City P1'°'*1Y ~-frorn ftlm· YOU. YOU JOHN C COLLINI publlc:ly opetiec1 MCI read Clerk "'tlPI or plant ttiowlng rnebll materletl. Ind wood CONT ACT A &.AW'tEA .. Tiiie ataternent ._ Iliad
eloud t i 1 t:OO &.m., or • the p1rtlcul1rt ot the rowth, end o011rwlH On 1/12.9, • \O~ A.M. with tM County a.11 Of Or· '°°" .._..,,., • Pf'80o Pl'C>POMd veeat1on tor ,., .. protect the ..,,... "°'" .. v--. a... eo,.. ... , enee County on '*'*" 2.
tlCM>le on Thuf"9dly, Fltlru-purC)OMI of I portion of lluardt In, upon Incl ~ • "' ~ ........... "" 1 ... ll'J 25, 1tee. In .... COIMd ~erttord Awnue. IOCllld IN 1""'"9nt tor public under .. ,..... to Died al ,_
Chamwa. City H•. 11 F.W _, of AlabMI• Sirllt. and 11rMt purpoeee P'C>POMd to TIUll .._.. on 1J1f79. • Pvt>llthld Orenoe ~
Drive, Coste MMI. Cell-reterence It n.lby mlde to lie vacated of 1 portion of. DocunerW no. 40111Dak, 13051 ~ Piiot ~ 1 I, 11.
tornla: tor the tutNeNno of IUCtl mapa or plant lor par· Oelawet1 Sir.at f>llOe 974 al Ollldll Aeooldl In 25. Mll'ch 3. 1919
TAPES, RECOADINO. tlculata•Mldpropoeadv• SECTION 3 The City Iha dice al ltll........ TM50 AUDK> cation Ciltt 11 dlflctld lo meln&lln ~ Counly, ee11om11., ________ _
Add1t1onll Mt• of tN SECTION 4. Thi City on Ille In the offiQI of the City •«:Uld br Olrlld D, rta,IC M)JICI:
epec;Hlc1tlona may bl ob· ~dole n.et>y 1111 ~ Clef11 mape or plant thoWlnO i..nc.• Will &EU. AT1--~--------
t1inld 11 the Office ot Iha rur,i 16, t919,atthlllour ol the pertlcuter1 of th• PIJ8UC AUCTION TO THE a.,.,
Purchlllng AQent 11 71 F8'f 7:00 p.m.. or • to0n tn.• prO()Olld vec.tlon for llrllt HIGHEST lllDOER NOTICa TO
DflYe, eo.11 Mela. ea.-after 11 the matter may bl PUfPOMS ol • portion of CA8H. ~ • 111111 al CMDfTCM.a fW tornla 8lds tfM>Uld bl r• h11rd In tr11 Councll o.i.ware Str11t, localed In lllfM nionl¥ al IN Un11M 8UUC TIUJllNl4
tumid to thl attention of ttie Ct11mblr1 In the Civic aouth ol Mlln Street, end -) • Ill Nlntl _,. (...._ ,.,_..,
Clly C*i!, within Mid time Ceni.,, • the tlml Incl reflrenc. II n.lby made lo .. ,.... ID IN Courwy U.C.C.) llmlt. 1n 1 sellld enYIM>pe, place for heiring Ill Pl'lO'I' Mich map1 or plant for par· Coul1houM. 700 CMc Notlei• 11 hltlby (INwl to
ldentllled on the outlidl with lri1er11tld In or obJ«;tlng to tlcul1r1 u to MIO propoead DtM W.., Sine• ,.,.. CA credit Ort ot the within
the Bid Item Numblf' Ind the the propoMd v1c1tlon. vacation 9270t II righl, ,.. named tranifwor that 1 bulk
Opening Dll• whld'I 111)'11 " not ..... thin SECTION 4 Tiii City 1n1 ... ~-to ... ttan•llr II abOUI to lie mede
Eacn bid • IMll 1peclty fift~ (15) dayt lrom the Counc:fl doll hereby ha F«>-lllld ~ • uncllr llld 0.-on pereonal proplf'ly hltlin-
Mefl Incl evety Item 11 Mt panege ol this rllOlutlbr\ ruary 16. 1~ 11 Ille"°"' of T"* In !hi pnipeny ...,., .,,., delcrlbld
l0<th In the speclfica!lonl. ' SECTION 5 The City 7.00 p'm . 0< 11 soon there-Mid Counly, c.lilDrnll. Thi name Ind ~
Any Ind •II Hcieptlon• to the Clerll II dlreolld 10 CIUll I .,,., .. the malt« 'ml)' bl OMo1blllO IN lerld lhlreln: lddr... of the Intended
apeclflc1tlon1 mu1t bl clear· copy ot Ihle rete>k.thon to bl heard In Council Ct11m1>er1 l..OI 22 al T...a No. 4358, traniteror la: Neuglll, Inc.,
ly In Iha bid. Ind llilure 10 pubhttlld In I weekly --In the CMc~ter ... the Cir ol Colla....... 1800 K•tella Avenue, Of.
set forth any Item 1n the paper, printed Ind publl9n-lime •nd pl or heating all on • Mlp ~ In Cllltom4a 92117..
speclllc1tlon1 ahall bl ed 1n lh1 county and Pl'IOl'll Int lid In or ob-198. PIQ8I S4. 35 llld 31 ~ name and builnlla
grounds IOf rttjeCtlon of the clreulltld In Huntington jec:tlon 10 t propolld YI· ......, ..... ._., addt.. of IN Intended
bid 8"c:h, !or ., least two IUC· Cllion, wlllctl ume I• not llN of OrMQI County. Mole: A.P. tr•n•l~:re• ts; DTI ~·
EICtl bid .nlll Mt lorth Ille CI HIVI ~· prior to the '""' fifteen (15) deya from No. 14t«l1-0I lion Corpor•tion •50 ~-
lull n11T1H and re$ldln0-. of lime Mt herein lor the public thl p11Mge of thla r1tol-Ell08Pl"'9 thlrell'om Ill t PO<t Center o;lv•. Slath
111 persons and p1rtle1 heiring utlOn ol. gee Ind Ollw Floor Newport 8Mc:t\ Calt·
A.td Newport Barbor Tidd Clab eallor Hampbrey 8oCart
and wife Lauren Bacall 8Call a copy of Sea In 1948.
11\\efestld In the proposal, " SECllON 6 The DWICtOf SECTION 5 The City ·~end mlnerl9 In. torma 92e&O •
the bid 11 by a corporation. of Public Works 11 dlrlClld Cletlt II dlrtcteo to cauM • Ind under INI portion ol That the propeny Pl'U·
state the names ol the ot-to pott, 0< cauM 10 be poet-copy or th.is rnotuuon to bl t.ld ~ ~ 1 d191h '*'' hlteto It dllcrlbld In
t1eera who can sign ., Id, notices of vecallon con-publllhld In • ~11>1'. 500 ver11C91 i.. below I generll 11 ANstock In trade
Sea mligaZinemarks
its 80tli annJversary
....
Locuan
1groement on t>enatf ol the ac>lcuouaty •long the eaee-printed and published In the sUltlce of Mid Lind. 1uPP1Ie1 m 111rI•I1 •
corpor1tion and whether ment prope>Md t~ l>I vac&t! County . and circulated 111 wttbola -,, 11Q1'11 ol -*Y merchendlM ~ Ila~ m<>fe than one ollteer must eel 1111111 two .-s before Huntington 9elCI\ lor •t lllld lMld or wlhln fie · lures eq~ Ind Ooocs
sign -11 lhe bid IS by 1 pen. ttie date of the heanng Thi 11111 two ~.,. Wiik• Ta, ~ i.. "*-' tar Wiii ~It IOeatld 11 *5
nershlp Of a jOlnt venture, notices shall bl postlel not prior to tPle ume set hef•n llUlllOM ~. 811;,ol Costa M9M, Cell-
Slate tPle names and ad· more !Plan 300 felt apart, for 11\1 publie hearing r_..., In the Deed fornll 4g5 E l7tb St Coeta
dresses or aH g-r•I p1r1-bul II least three notices SECTION 6 The OlrlCIOf Em.I A. 'WlllDl'I end Glhers 1111151' Ca lltornle· · 2930
"4f" and jOlnt venturers 11 shall bl poateel The notloel of Public Worics Is dlrected R«ordld Nowlmblr 6, 1 HarbOr Blvd Coiti Mell.
tPle t>idder 1s 1 sole Slllll slltlthe day, hOUr, end to post, or eeute to bl post-In Bex* 291S1, f>llOe 240 Clllf0<nla '
propdetorsh•P Of anotl\er place of the !leering, and Id. notiels of vecatlon con-Otkill ~ The butineSt name uMd
Sea. the magazine o f western boat-
ing. 1s celebrating tts 80th year o f
publtcatton this ) car. making it tht>
o ldest boating boating magazine in
the United States.
To mark the occasion. publisher
Duncan M cintosh has produced a
spec ial anniversa~ issue featurig a
collage o f covers from Sea and its
forerunner. Pacific M otor Boat. on
the cover.
Sea's January issue includes a
calendar ofhistonc e\'ents in western
boating beginning 1n 1908. a look at
ho~ boat designs ha\'e de\..elopcd in
the past e ight decades. an analys is of
ch ang1l.'g boating fashions from yes-
terda~ and a feature on boatrng
ac<essones available then and no"
In addttton. the com pan ~ has
published a commemorative poster
celerattng Sea·s 80 )Cars ofboattng in
Court fight
looms over ..
cup race site
Ne"' Zealand's merchant b3nker
M ichael Fa} ma) go back to court rn
an effon to force all Amenca to hold
lht: .\merica's C up 1n San Diego this
fall. a(."COrding to wire service reports.
Satl .\menca. manager o f the
campaign for the an Diego Yac ht
Club. reported last "eek that 11 would
defend thi.' cup 1n Long Beach "'here
"'"ds are m OH' ta,orable for a
,:atamaran 1n "h1lh the~ p ropose 10
de tend
"The real reason tor this an·
nouncement b~ ~:111 .\m<·rn:a ts 10 put
thl' challenger at a J1\<ld\ antage ... Fa~
~td from -\ucJ..land "h 1s consistent
"1th lhl'lr prt'' 1ou~h declared intent
to 'J1mm~ thl' ruk' disregard the
Del'd of Gift Jnd Ir. to guarantee
thl·m~eh n J \ll t11n ·
.\t ,., Ul' rs th, Jl·"gn oi the "ie"
Zealand buat .-.h1lh 1s e\pet:ted
"ould perform K:tt1:r in the hghter
\.\Ind off San D 1l·gu 1n the fall. Winds
1ff Long Bc::ich Jt that time of \C~al" are gcnl'rall~ c;1rnngl·r •
Fa\ did not 'fX'l tficalh mentton
{0Url Jl 111111 hi "l'l p thl· races tn San
D1l·g11 hut ,,11d "Jlkr l Ons1dcrat1o n
ol th\' r.1l 1nl? \Ill'' J round the "o rld.
"l' -.C.'l n11 <eJ<.o'l 111 mine the races
llUt 111 \.ln D11~go ·
the west. The hmned~d1tion poster.
whic h features one cover from each of
the pas t 80 )'ears o n a midn ight blue
background. 1s available at major
West Coast boat shows where 11 is free
o f charge wtth a )Car's subscription.
or from the publisher for SS plus
S-2.50 for sh1ppin~ and handling.
First publtshcd tn October. 1908. as
Pacific Mo tor Boat b) the Miller
Freeman Co of Seattle. Wash .. Sea ts
now pubrshcd m Costa Mesa by the
Duncan Mcintosh Co.
Dunng tts long histo~·. Sea has had
se' era I publishers and the input of
man) cd1tonal stafTs.
Sea began as a spinoff of Paetfic
Fisherman. It did not ha'e much
compet1tto n unttl 1937 "'hen West·
em Skipper (later Sea) began publt·
Catton 1n Los ~ngdes. St'a and Pacific
M otor Boat "C're rl\als for 15 years.
until the~ merged in 195~ under
Miller Freeman
The tllle Sea & Pacific M otor Boat
"as shortened to Sea tn 197 3 when 1t
"as purchased b~ CBS Pubhcat1o ns.
It merged ~tth P ac1Ac Skipper. a rival
firc;1 published 1n 1937 and later
resurrected tn 19-~ "hen the two
magaLtnes were purc hased b~
P1:tersoo Publishing Co of Los An-
gC'les in 1980. Mcintosh purchased
Sea in I Q85 and brought 1t to Costa
M ec;a
CALEND AR
years. Rarely has a race been canceled
because o f weather.
Toda) 's Midwinter regatta ts a far
Cf) from its early beginn ings when
Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors
w e re the centerpieces for the spec-
tacular<.'\ cnt.
Like Tops~. It has grown O\er the
)Cars unttl tt in' oh cs 19 yacht clubs.
from San Diego to Ventura Count~.
each ho lding its own rC'g.atta for
certain classes under t he banner of
CYA.
The gro"1h has been the result of
the increasing populant} in sathng
.and the inc rease in the number and
t}pes of sa11tng craft which has far
outgro \\n the bus} Los A.ngeles-Long
Beach harbors "1th tts increasing
commercial traffic.
Of course. SCY .\ain't exaC11y "hat
11 used to be. That go,cming bod~ of
Southern Cahforn1a sa1ltng act1 \ II}
has no"' itro" n to 77 ~ acht clubs-
Nowadays. home clubs conduct
their Olo\ n regattas for lar~er boats
)UCh as Performance Handicap Rac-
ing Fleet. all for some the o ldest
perpetual trophies in the h1stof) of
Southland sa11tng. T here a re now 10
perpetuals for PH R F rattngs alont'.
depending on "'here thc' art' raced
19 yacht clubs sail
regattas this week
entity tPlat does business Shall refer to the ldoption of Sf)ICUOUSly along the ..... 'The .,,.. ...... b the Mid transi.or 11 MIO
under a hctohous name, Ille 11"8 rnoluhon ot Intention, menl proposed to bl vecat-Gllw common delolg~ ~"°'' 11 N 111 bid shlH bl m the r11J n1me and ahlll Clesen be the ..... Id of • portion of D111wtre .,,,, of the ·,.. The Uld :J. tr en• is of the bidder wtth a Clellg· menl 0< S111ll include • map StrMt. located 1outh ol cs.atllCf llllOW II IMPOfl Intended 10 bl conaum-
natlon ro11owu1g showing or plan showing tlle locatlOn Main Str11t. II least two to Ill: 1290 l.ondondlny, mated 11 1119 olfa oJ;
· OBA (the llCUllOUI name!'', ol lhl euement. IOI public weelll belOfe 11141 dlte ol Ille Colt• ...... CA 129211 Gibson Dunn & Cru1Chlf prollldeO. l\Owever. no tie-street purpose$ proposed heiring The notiees Slllll be Thi undllllgrllCI Tl\.9 800 Newport Center 0rtve'
1111ous name slla" bl uHCS fOf vecahon posted not more lllln 300 diedlinll .,,, lilOllly tor Suite 700 Newpor1 Beldl.
unl1u Iller• IS • current • PASSED ANO ADOPTED feet apart, bu1 ....... thrll tnClllTKI-ol .,. .... Cll1f0fnla '9266() on or .,,.; reg1stra11on w1tP1 tl'\e Orange by the Clly Councll or the notlCeS Stllll bl posted The addNas end Clltllt common Marti\ 2 1988 County Rec0<der In cue of City or Huntington Beach II nollcet shall state the dly. dlllgnlrlon, H q , .,_ Th•• bulk traniler 11 not
corporlllons. ln<:lude the a regular meeting thereof hOUr Ind plec. of hearing, ,_ell\. b..,.1 1 Clllf ni Uni
nemes ol the Pretldent, lleld on the 19tPI day of J1nu-and 111111 ref9f to the lldC>P-Seid Nie ori be made. but :,;--Com~cial CO:. S.C:
Secret If)' Treasurer and ary 1988 . uon of this resolutlOn or in-wlltlOoA cownent OI WWT'llt'ly. tion 6106 Manag« Jofwl lrwklnl, MeJOf 1entt0n and st11n dffCttbe u~ OI mplled NQ8l'dlng So .
Tiie Clly Council OI the ATTEST A llCl l M the 11semen1 Of shall In-..... l>O'I•"°"· OI ontenc!:i ~~;= ~ ~ City ol Costa MHI reMNes Wentworth, City Clefk clu<le •map O< plan ShOWlng encumbr'8ncll, IO ~ ,,,. tended tr1nsi.ror ullld the
tM r19ht 10 re)«;t 1ny 0t all Put>hshe<I Orange Coasl tPle locetlOn of tto• 18Mmenl remaining princlpll sum ol Ille lollowlnQ eddltionll bull· bids 011ly Pilot Febfulry • 11. IOf pubhc street purP0$1$ notl(s) ~ br Mid Deed rlflSS names and lddrn-
Oeteo February 3, t988 1988 pr090Slc:t to be vacated of a ol Trust, will\ n erlll 11\ereotl, within lhl tlVll )'Mrl lllt
Pub1<$heel Orange Coast Th-42• portion ol Delaware Street • pr'Dlllldld 111 Mid .no11(1), past 2932 East NvtwOOCI
Daily Pilot February 11 1988 1111-IC NOTIC[ PASSED AND ADOPTED ..ov.nc... If _,, under the Fullerton Clllforl\ll 92631 Th•45 ,..._, by the C.ty Council of the '"'"' ol IN DNd ol Trwc, , 1----------1----------City or Huntington Beech 11 1-. dlerg• and ·~ ol D1led February 5. 1988 PtB.IC NOTICE PUkJC HEAlllNO a regular mee11ng tl\ereol ,,,. Tn.1 .. and ol lhe 1.,.. DTI Ac .. ltteft c.,,_.
VACATION Of "-'don tl'\e 9ttl day or Janu-cr-.cl by laid Deed o1 Tn.«. •tloft, •r.....,. '· McCaf·
PUeUC HEARING EAK•NT POftTION ary 1988 lor the emounl -llllly .,.,, Jr., vie. "111••M
VACATION Of Of DflAWAM Jo.. lftSKINE. MAYC>ft _...,IO 111· Sn.225 g1 Publlshed OflnQI Coal
EAM•NT, STMET ATTEST ALICIA M Tiie blt..im~ wncw ._, 011tyPo1<>1Feb<uaty It 1918
PORTION M MSOUITIO-. WENTWORTH , City Cle<k 0-1 o1 Trust "81etofor• Tll«2
HAftTFOAD AVENUE NO. 5Mt Pubhshe<I Orange Coast 11eaAed end oelillered to 11111----------
ftEIOl UTION A RESOLUTION OF THE Daily P11<>1 Fet>ruary 4, 11, uno..lgned 1 wr1111n P\llLIC NOTICE
NO. sa. CITY COUNCIL OF THE 1988 Dedlralon o1 DellUll lr\CI 1----------
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF tiUNTINGTON TM22OenwndkifSale.and1 wrlllen NOTICI
CITY COUNCIL OF THE BEACH OF INTENTION TO Nola o1 De._. Ind ElealOll IN¥tT1NG lllDe
CITY OF HUNTINGTON VACATE ~SEillENT 1111-IC NOTICE 10 Sl'I. The undlls.lgnld Sealed bids m1y be re-BEACH OF INTENTION TO FOR PUBLI!; STREET ,._ QUMd Mid Notice al a.A ceMICI It IM ofl:ce ol the
VACA TE AN EASEMENT PURPOSES OF A PORTION K37* end Elecuon to Sell IO be City Cieri!. 3300 Newport
FOR PUBLIC STREET OF DELAWARE STREET FICTITIOUS ........ rec:ordecl 1n tile oounty .._. Boulev1t;d. P 0 Bo11 1768.
PURPOSES OVER A POR-SOUTH OF MAIN STREET NA•ITATUllNT tnereelptOpefty•locllecS. Newport BHCPI. C A
TION OF HARTFORD AV· The Coty Council ol the The lollowing oesons ara V"""40 • S--92658-8915 unld 11 00 am
ENUE WEST OF AV.SAMA Cny 01 Huntll\Cjlon Beacn dom bullnlSS 11 Corpc,,.flon • NICI Tn.111, Of! lhl 2nd dey ol Maren
STREET does ne-aby resolve as fol· A~ H E R T 0 N A s • 401 N. 8tlnd 8Ml. Glandllle, 1988, II wNctl tim. IUCh
Tl'\e Coty Council ol IPle l:Ow1 SOCIA TES a C111lorn11 en-CA 91203 Teleptlont . (818) btels st111t oe opened and Cotv or Huntington Beacn SECTION 1 A public eral partnerShip 17922 ~llCll 50G-2485 By: Dllne CeMC>n rea<I le>t
does heret>y resolve es IOI-meeting was held before tile Avenue Suite 100 1,111ne o.. 1/1M8 TIHe of l'Ylfect: MODI· IOws Planning Comm1u1on on C 11 92714 Jen. 21. Fee , 11 1aee FICATION OF TRAFFIC SIG·
SECTION I A pubhc November 5, 1985 at whtCPI as'ammis ArdenwOOCI As-Onlnge Couc o..,.f Pllol NALS AND SAFETY LIGHT·
meeting was ~Cl l>efor-e llle 11'"4 ,, Wll determined. SOCJates • Cllll0fn1a • ING AT VARIOUS INTER-
Plann1n.g ComtnlHIOn on l)\lrsuant lo Gov-.rnment e<at oartnershlp 17922 ~" PtB.IC NOTICE SECTIONS
Oecetnt>er 1. 1987, 11 wfllQtl Codesection~2.1t111 the A S it 100 Irv C-trKt No.: 2681
tome 11 wH Clel.,m.lnld, proposed vec1Uon IOf public C;~u:271~ e ' one. FrcTITIOUI .US•SS (nglneer'a l1thnat1:
pufsuant to Government ttreet purposes ot an..-CuF A$SOC&1tes a Maua· NA• STAftMPfl S292.000
Coel4! SS 65402. that t menl OY9f 1 portlOn ol o.i.-~ts general. partner· Tl'\e IOll<>wlng persons 1,e Approved by Ille City
proe><>sed vecatlon for public -• Str"t k>clllc:t south of ship 399 Boylston Street d0tng l>ulfMSS H Council tPlls 8th ell)' of Fet>-
street ourPOMS of 1n Ilse-M8in Street conlOfmed to Boston MaSSICPluUtlt MISSION AUTO IM· ruary 1988 men.I over a portlOn ol Hert· the city's general plan 02116 PORTS. 327 N Anl.tletm WANOA (. lltAOOIO, City
tor<I A~nue west of Ala· SECTION 2 Pur5Ulnl to This busoneu 11 eon-BIYCI Anahetm Cahl 9280 Cleftr
Dama Street conloimed to O.v1s1on 9 Part 3 Chapter 2 ducted by a gene<el oart· O.sar A Garces. 1 l2 Via Proapecuve blOCllrs m1y ttte city s o-11_p1111 of the CalilOfnia Streets and nersPlip Ou<to. NewPO<t Beach Cahf 01>t11n one set ol bid docu-
1
SECTION 2 PVrsuant 10 Highways Code commenc-Wilham J Sahsl>Ury 92663 men1111nocostallheolfa
O.v1st0n 9 Part 3. Chapter 2 1ng '*''" MCtlOn 8320 the Tl'HS statement was lolld This business ,1 con-of Ille Publlc Worllt ~-
lof the Caltlorn•a Str"" Ind City Council ol tl'\e C•ty ot w•th ttle County Clerll 01 Or· ducted by an individual m•'!I 3300 Newport
Highways Code, commenc-Huntington BelCfl here Dy ange Count on Janua.ry 2 1 Cesar A Garces Bou~vard P 0 Boa 176&, mg with 8320. the City Coun· declares ns Intention 10 va-1988 Y • TPllS statement was ltled New o o rt 8 e • c ti CA
The Sou them Cahfomta Yac hting the Ne"-port Harno1 Ya c ht Club" 111 col of the City 01 Huntington cite tor public street ~ F•m with the County C:erk 01 Or-92658·8915
.\ssoc1auon holds the spothght 1n JOIO forces wtth the Ltdo Isle Yacht Beacht1erebydecteresotsin-purpoH1anaasementover PubhShed OranQI Cout ange CountyonJanuary is FOf lurther tnf0fm1tt0n
C tenhon to vecate tor pubhc • porttOn or Delaware Street Diuly Pilot January 28 Fe ,988 can Jim BllNer Proiect En·
cump...·ttttve sa1hng th ts weekend" 1th tub 10 conduct races for small boats s1ree1 pu•POses en e•N· toc11ee1 south ot M11n ruary 4 11 18 19118 ,_,4 gm-at 6'4·3344
19 ) a c ht clubs. fro m San Otego to o n inside the ba) courses. C lassc5 ment over a poruon o,t Ha.rt-Street. more pa.r1icu11r1y de-Th_.09 Pubhsht!d Orange Coast Pubf11hed Of•"QI Cout
Ve ntura Count). conducttng rC'g.allas slatt.•d are Laser -\ & B: Lehman-I:!. lord Avenue west 01 Ata-,serlbeel as follows Dally P1101 January 28 Feb· DaityP•lot February 11. 1968
under the CYA banner Defender-I 2. Naples Sabot A. B. CI. Dama 5""'· more partlCu· The easte<ly 2 00 teet 01 ruary ' " 18 t9a8 · Th44& lar•y descnbeel as roitows Ille westerly 12 00 leel of the PllllJC NOTICE '< Tll_. 13 F1\C.~ count) clubs -four from C2. CJ. ntor. Senior No\lce and Beg1nn1ng 11 1he south.haltotLoi.6olBIOCllG ---------1---------Ml.IC M>TIC[
l\l·wpon Beach plus the Capistrano seniors 0 ,er 40. southeast corner ot Lot 1 of of Trect No 7, c•ty or Hunt-FICTITIOUS Ml ... H PUBllC NOTICE 1---------Bloclt 801 ol'trie V11t1 def 1ngton Beach, county or Of. NA• STAn.NT FlCTTTlOUI autlNISS
Ba' Yacht Club in Dana Point -will The Capistrano Ba) Yacht Club Mar tract as stlown on a map ange. stet• ot c1111ornoe as Tiie lollow•no persons are KsntO NA• STAnMINT oc hosting classes. will ndc herd on PHRF sailors from recorded 1n Book 4, Page 4, sllown on• map reco•de<I 1n doing Dullness as FICTITIOUS 9USMSS The tollowtng peraon1 are
that area. M1scet~eous Maps Re-Booi. 9 o•g• e Mts-(a)NATIONWIOE LEASE NAiii( ITATl•NT dOlng bu9',_. IS
Th B h r h y h Cl b Th M d d cords ol Orange Coun!y, cellaneous Maps 01 tPle A C C E P T A N C E Tiie tollo'Mng ""'°"'ere C 0 M M E RC E 8 A N K ea ia ... onnt tan ac I u e '"inters are '"O a\S, l '"enc~ south 7SOO 1ee1ICountyRecoreler ol O<enge lD)NATIONWIOE lEASINGd0tngbu-SH BUILDING 1301 Dov•
"111 run races for four classes of aturda) and Sunda). 1nclud1ng 1'he a long IPI • southerly!County C1hl0fn•e tcJN ATIONWIDE LEASE AS· BREA OFFICE EOUIP· Str111 Su••• 460. Newpof't
Pl·rformance Handicap Racing Flet>t Lo5 .\ngclcs Yacht Club where the big 1p•o1onga11on ot the east line The city 11e<eby reserves SOCIA TES. 2323 t Sky MENT co 516 s Brea B .. cn C1111 92660
,al ht\ o n ocean cou~s: the Balboa International OfTshorc Ruic ( IO R ) or sa1<1 Lot tto a point. Hid and excepa a permenant Onve. E• Toro. C1111 92714 Blvd . Bree. C1J1I 92621 Rosenberg Real Estate ~ r p0tnt being the nort,....11 easement and rl\)ht at any Je>seon D Castano. 3574 Clarence E Glll>mann EQuty f"unel West-V, • Calt-
l Jl hl ... lub "-tll oc host lo the and ultra-hght displacement )aC'hts corne<o1Lot t9ot block701hmeorrrom11me1o1ome 10 Oov~r St Los Angeles. 1208 w WOOClerest•Ave rorn1a Grouo Trust. 1301 t tl hells-22. Shields. Sohngs and San-lo\ tth ralings up 10 70 feet w11l 01 sa1e1 Vista Oii Mar Trect, c:onllruet mamtatn ooer· C1111 90039 &11 Ce1t1 92621 0o .. e Str111. Suite 460.
tana-20s. also on o utside courses. and compete 111enc~ west 125 00 1111 11e, ref>lec• remove and TP11s business 11 con-T111s business :s con-Newpor1 S..Ctl. Calif t2e60 --------------------------------------------------!~ongmen~~nH~~r~stormC1~~~1t~d~edby~~~~ Cl~eel~~~Ntd~ Th~ ~~nen I•~-s.a1<1 Lot 19. thence north-• water mains •nel ap-Joseph D Cut~o Clarence E GatPlmann ductlel by • bu"'-1 trust
the
NEW YARD IN TOWN
INhlrlng
T#ifE "SYNCRO LIFT" 15 ft/15 tons
IN ch'*» ol llN WOOdlHMI oww
• EXPERT LINEAR POlYVAET1'1AHE APPLICATION • 30TOH YAAOCAAHE FOR BOATS 10 FT & UP
• QUALITY BOTTOM PAWTING • MAST STEPPIHG
• MECHANtCAL I DfW!LIHE REPAIRS • OFH~OfNG BOATS
• OOMPlm F18EAGlAS8 I GEl.cOA T AEPNRS • WOMSl.IPS ao•.15· & C>mCE FACll..ITY AVAl.AllE
• CUSTOM WOODWOM • ON WA TEA WON<&Q AVAJLA8ll
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On the Wet•.~ the Old ~I FKtory
75 00 feet along Ille nc><th-purtenanl structures In, Trios statement was llled This ste1emen1 was tlle<I Jiii E lutt, Otstrlct Men·
erty prolongauoo of ~tie-" upe>n, OY9f and across that with the Couflty Cle<ll ol Or· wtth the County Clefk of Of. ager
I~ or satO Lot tt 10 1 poM>I, portJOn of Oelaw11e Sltee 1nge County on e>ec.mber a~ County on January 25, This t llt_,t wu hied
said PO<nt bltf\\) Ille south-c:on111n1ng IOf public att11t 3 t 1987 · f988" · wottl the County Clefll of Of.
west cornet of Lot 1. '"""' pursn>ses the easement • F1tU1$ ,~4 lln\)e County on Janult) 19,
ea.st 125 00 leet •'°"ii the propoMCI lo be vacated. and Pubhshed Orange Coast Publlsl'leel Orange Cout 1988 ,
sou1Plllneol111C1lolttot11epur1uan1 10 any e11sung Daily Pilot January,21. 28, 011lyP1101January28 Feb-,_.
point 01 beginning tr1nct11111 or renew111 February 4, 11. 1988 ruary 4 11 18 1988 PubllShld Orange Cout
Eacepl•ng therefrom • ttlereof. or otller'wise to con-., Th-393 Th-408 0111y Pilot Jll'IUary 28, Feb-
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
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We wift now SEARCH the
name fC>f you at no extra charge.
and NYe you the time and the
trip to the Cout1 House In Santa
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...,ctl 11 completed we will file
your rtciltlOus business name
ttatement with the County Clerk.
pubtish once a week for four
weeks as required by law and
then . hie your proof Of publl•
cation with the County Ctent.
Please stop by to file your
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Meta. California. If you can not
stop by, plMM call us
at (714> 842-4321. -&-tension
315 or 318 and we will make
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thil procedure by melt. tt you lhoukS fl...,. any tutther
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doing bu"'-1 -NEW Y~K WEST. 875
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Thll bu11nee1 It c:on·
OUC:lld by • ccwpotlllOn Alltn NeutnlM
Thie .. _...,... -fllld *"" lhl County Qer-11 ot Of.
=County on~ 21 ,_.
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Loc1teO In Newport AUGt b<fu N f Ry
Beach Complete with FRENCH ESTATE SBA
plans lor 4500 &q II. of-4.,.,9, OCEAN VIEW
hce P1s call 645-t 79 t S689K Trade? 760-1108
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--$260.000 Aug 1 ln1erested parties 642-5678 [:n~~!,~ln .. rrnihl•alten call 802-244-7255 all
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Oft the home of your choice in •x-
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Will also trade for income
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floor. new palnt1carpat1/ 1 ·--· ... II ...... IU·l•l 1 148-0M5* drapes, dl1hwuhar, ....= M/F n·1mllr. •tudent or now.
patio, enclosed gatege, 11r 11a w/....... STEPS TO OCEAN youl'\g prof. ahr 28r, 28• -STiii • ....
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move--tn As low .. $6351 • DUTii WT am like nawl Yearly S995/mo bd 2·story. 2 car gar. •••••trial 27
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530 w WllsOn Spacious 2 & 38t Apt1 on large lBr s750 LeaM n'. • .,.rt 1erf1a lfl $900/mo. Available now
TSL MGMT golf course Frplc, micro. pet Ag•.nt NO FEE. Prof.twin mstr su11e, pool. Wkdays 646-1164.
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up $775/mo sula, 38drm 2Ba, lire-2Br, 2Ba. new cpt1. laun-beach• SA 15 960-68 16 Large 4 pl .. In S.B. 2·2
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sernng No pets 180 2111 * Gated Comm~n1ty HB lrg yard quiet neigh *•Interior Designer
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646· 1164 Eves 645-9543 More• 2 Bdrm fr $690/mo 1 '" utll 848-4 116 • able Showroom Avail
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widen. 2 car gar, END Frig diatlwutlar stove 751··7222 (55q STUDIO MUST SELL UNIT. 1 mile 10 bch • inci No pats 545~4855 -EASTSIOE COSTA MESA NOW Reduced to $7500 extrasNopets $1025. * · WlllllEIPTS. 10x20 S851mo VERY OBO.Call(7141675-5363
631·1211 * •1--SIM* SECURE STORAGE ._ __
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~ .. '"fc;J" ATTENTION SINGLES1 1ll liifii mt .ncuR£ COMMUNITY 111 &n 214 ... " $895/mo 675-35.51 or673·7838 iH. ltatal1 ~~:talns~:sa"'a1~·~0u:, A Cash Loan to $10.0001
t Zltz New 3Br 38a condo style. EXCLUSIVE GUARD 1Bdrm condo. like new. lg. With decii Cell 646·°t514 4101 Hllarta -Ui"iiit--..... z7R Placentia 642·2300 No Credtt or Employmen1 a II triple mstrs. llp micro. 2 G TEO COMM T beck yard. lrplc. gal ----_ TSL MGMT 642· 1603 , Needed for New Program' NEWPOAT eE'.ACA ear gar. lnd.lvldual w/d A UNI y appls, w/d Ilk.up Avl • 1 & 2BR EXTRA LAG• alter 5 30 54 1-4168 BEAUT 28' 28• Condo, Ir •Christian M/F pvt Br/Ba. c.1-ucial (7 13) 662..4177' 24HRS
W Newport.28d $900 Incl. 11250 432-6723 2 Bdrm 2 Bath Townhome. V21. $600 ... SSOO sec. 0u1e1. patio. yard. gar. nr block··IO bay, 2 car gar,, In C M. f"IOU~. lrptc. wld IE • I I
Blboa lower 3Bd $1175 ---Mrcro. frplcs In LR & BR. No pets Velma 549-2447 shoppng & lrwys $625 & lllT&IT ti. W/O hk-up, open beam Near frwys & shopping •• ,.1 e tll Wtdow !"las MONEY for
Baylrontcondo 2Bd $l375 EASTSIOE Condo 2bdrm we1 bar. w/d hkups, 2 ------S725Nopets•642·5569 2Br l'ltBa Townhouse ce111ng.balc .. S1200/mo •545-9258• Ct tat r os1 $10K up No credit
Nwp1 3Bd boat slip S 1625 2 ba Pool. gar. laudrey pa11os. dbl garage. S 1875 - -Laundry room. an Ou•ll· 423 E. Bay *LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 2719 v !no penally Call De·
Ocolrt <IBd. FR. $2000 $9501 650-2706 ~ry. no pats ~4-0509 ~b **•II Ptlll*.* i ns. good location TSL MGMT 64~·1603 Kitchen. laundry prlvt· mson Assoc 673·7311
OQeanlront 3Bd $2400 Large 381 2BA condo-2 ml 2BA 28A. den, lrpl, spa, li9ftiF Biz In the beautiful neigh· $785/mo OLISI Tl •H•11 1eges, SS50/mo 1nc1 utll t 196/ 10061704 stfrpvt a t -
lido Isle 48d 38~ $2550 from beach nr park grffl Ftencil dOOfl • all In . bornood of Mesa V8fde. 2078 Thurm -673-0695 oles Prof or Med No ft88taactata I
WATERFRONT HOMES sun eApos~re beautiful wt1i1e No'*' 11400/mo **E·SJda CM 28r 1Ba A lovely. quiet compleA TSL MGMT 642· 1603 3Br, 2Ba. lower unit, w/d __._ ----CM nr 405. Harbor-Baker Aaataactatatl ffzo
REALTORS631-1400 pa1lo goodllrPtn &many Oelta780-!000 upstrs, gar .. l'luge deck. nestled ~mong tall pine ----hk·UP. garage, block 10 Room In pvt C.M home. 494·0802or 494·4429 ----· s· · RfAW Nope1s $715/mo 2080 trees & lavish land· •WTlllf• t>each.$1100/mo. turn .. kite/laundry prt11 ••USC Sophomore W blaa• ZIN upgrades 129 ,000 Garden Ln Agt432-7767 scaplng lBdrm llke new Lg 2Bdrm 1ea cottage 210 Grant l)OOI, nr beach. no pets •C41 llJ S.itts seeks fin aid Please
2 1 11 / owner548·7923tv mess ·./ W~ -w/pvt back yard Frplc. w/Carport ldeallorsmall TSL MGMT ~2·1603 $300/mo (714)642·5436 AIC Ampleprkg.S475up Hurry• PO Box 505 lr~lc. a~!t~~~e~~~,~a:: NEW E'SIOE 3Bd. ~·1tea. '\t~T'CQT !~~\'I! t •--~ u~ carpor1. pool, spa. tndrv 1am11v No pets.$745mo IEWPllTllmTS ltttliiMttt.h-2711 2855ECs1Hwy675-6900 ~alboa92661 __ _
pets S 1275mo A""'t only dbl gar, pvt yard, n-pet•. REALTORS • •~ --lac. No pels $685~ $500 Avl now• 722·62~ 2B 1... ... _ •oo I lH ~ n Bluebell Country Clot> For .... Perteet IOf roommal• 3BR 2BA •< 1r.w.. sec 549·2447 r. .... un.urn, gar. LI llH IUOI • C M •650-3832* $1325 2335 E''"-F up1t .. rs, .,..., '825 month ... 1617 WESTCLIF DRIVE als ake yr reserv now _ mo ......... , wsn.ttdry8f. 1 car gar . ---w-•lf IOTlll Ill lor the holiday 494-1586 COlY 2Br lron1 house. 642-3812 Open Sunday •BLUFFS 38 r 2 ~Ba, unl urn yrly ·lease * IR * , · Nwpt 8,Ch, Agt 541 ·5032 Bertha Yergat•Owner
gar sunny POfCh & patio. NEW Twnhse 1Br 1''t8a newly carC)eted, patnt & $1850/mo 968-8789 2 Bdrm, O/wshr, en<:I gar-2Br 1 ~Ba. $795-$805 Wkly rentals. S 155 & FASHION ISLAND $760 - -new carpet. no pet&, yfly 1 1 et""'' drapes, 1 yr IM S 1650. _ • . age, patio. no pets 630 . 2190 Colleg• 548-7367 Up/Wkly Color cable TV sit space avl 4 olflces 32. PSYCHIC READINGS In El
S 1050 1818) 842-8396 rp c. miCro ov . r • ...,. 643-1717 No pets Garaige Apt. sunny & airy secuntv 6A5-.i319 .-----tree coffee heated pool ocean vie i $1 95 . s/I Toro & Mission V1e10. San lndry. gar, near stores. 2Bdrm 1Ba utllSlnci Yrty -----EWLYllOlllHI · · w Clemente ADVICE IN l11Ma E/s1de. 230·8 16th Pl. • .... , s 9 2 s / m'o 1 1 4 •r, •Ouiet & clean 2Bdrm 2Br 1';Ba w/gar crpts maid svc & steps 10 ocn •760· 1300• ALL MATTERS 472-0808
Peaia1al1 2107 _!775/mo 538-6511 •llltS* Amethyst 673:-8244 2Ba Ap1 Oshwshr. new drps. blltns. fncd 'pa110 . -•• AllT ~ltchsLaavl8c9h8~9~-i~st FIRST CLASS office space
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2BA 1BA hOU$e wa.lk to 3BR 2'-'>BA big yard 2 car 2·S Bdrm $900·$5000/mo gar 3'081h Marcus ·$900 I ar " 45.94 5 gar r~tng. stove. pa110 n· -65 ¢ SQ II Back bldg 436 642 58 7 8
stores and oeactt 0 1cte garage. iireplaoe: End Marti. Agt 873 .• 9378 mo Adults 673-7353 400 MERRIMAC WAY pets $550•dep, CALL E 17th St. Costa Mesa •
CdM No pets No gar a~ Untt vacant s 1275/mo. •Bachelor SSOO• *Redecorated. dtwsh. 642-5964 645·85231(619) 346-6366
S 1100/mo 673-7335 Donald Pfaff 631· 1266 *.,. lllFFI* 1Br $600, Nice 1Br uttl gas paid securtly --------~~:.. 4BR, family rm, 2'1rBA. paid, n-pets 18r lrom $595 HECITIYE ClllllH • ·~:'h I 2400 sq tt s 18001mo 102 E Bay ::6 2Br trom7 $6995 Darling remodeled 2BR ~,. !lilll * •2ns •9 9.1 11 * 1 'bath wiin rac tub hre-f 3BR 2'1'BA. lamilv rm B1~7n.F;~t1~19~9:;';;_tr Sparkling clean 2Bdrm
place s1tyltgh1s. yard S 1550/mo. Both vac. uttts pd 303 E Edgewater 1• .ea $730 All utlls Pd
scngte garage Catalina ICEAI VIEW pools Bkr 720·7432 1111 S/25 871-2866 Frtg, gar Sorry. no pets sunset and white ..vater view $ 18501mo Sheryl Sunsets & Catalina BLUFFS 3BR 2'1rBA. dine -1960 WALLACE
8 63 1•1266 0r 673.3117 3BR1'1tBA deo*pooltbl. rm.lrpl.2car gar.comm-OnlhePeon 2Br.2Ba cor· 645-2739 642-~905
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painted 3Br 2Ba so ,....;: fenced yard. garage op-I 1500mo 760•1275 VIEW I car gar S 1300 •Garages
lg 1111 rm lrptc patio gar ttonal. $S50 or s925 N· 645" 1621 •Sparkling pool
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$950 28R t•, BA 2 story dbl gar. lndry fl~up pool Super ~•n twntlM. like p r vis. s1orage area
lrQ Pncl 011110 tr pie & spa ~orry no pets nu 3br 2'1t8a, no pet•. S 1100/mo 518 ,., Danita
comm poo1 no pels 408 1 Bdrm 2 rBa •Den $795 $2200/mo tse 644·0350 675· 7783
Seaward 832-46 t8 2Bdrm 2'">Ba •Den S 1030 _ 666 W 18th St 645-2739 lllfh .... In fl 2BR 2BA duplell, bacll untl
COM Oceanside of ttwy 2 -38r 2.~Ba condo 206o all w/balCOny, dble garage.
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llllCIUTE HI 21A bright, e1ry & 1us1.a few 0. 780·1453-wtcnd/eve 28R·VIEW SlsOOl mo
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lut 111e Frplc tam rm ulll hreplaces & vaulted ceil· ov caben1 Rm Ir 2 --\:,'
rm. enc• garage No Pets 1ngs washer & dryer boats Vearlv lse Brjght ac>1 1Br 18a $875 ~#':.
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pet o K $775/Mo Avtll w1;aH ltac~ ZJ4I geted Condo. OcHn ~ ... tiful gafOen Mtttno. now 631-6559 _ view. 2br, Oen, tam rm, 2 Poollepa gariga or - -s 1 Immaculate 31R ba. ~p $10K dn, S2400 earport S0rry no '*' flH _,..'S lllT 28A view. gerdner, gar· mo S310K.·o.n.r •SEVEAAL LOcAflONS
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or nu9e pvt yds ava.11 Sml PETS• 249· 1097 NEWPORT SHORES 1g 391 W. WMton 631·5S&3
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egOty poeltlon. Salary := 00~~Plue over MfP*. own p .M T c/o ReM&JC, 234 E time Of pert t1me t 8 hrt per week All aMu 6~311 1 •fl•.:on u5~L ~g:0~ ;:>gN, Port C11d1H Sai 8am ~ plue oommlalion, ••· ble . n uaee avlllt· 100111 FOfd GM truck,.. t>'th St. 8,.., 111• Cosll Call 2•1·63•8• 1ve1leb1e we need ••· _ Lido tale moVll'W,J .... 8~
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G"""*' or Ed Koet at pottunlty fl)( 1d11•nc•· -ll fin... ToP pr~ Agt 1M61t ....n• ULU TYPESETIER 6•2·4321 , X3 16 dyt 1 Pui~.,.~ Ov4!!r ~OO 128
\Ila LOfc:a • Liii i ,.... M •• 1414111 ment IMMEDIATE ooeninO 0t atrono aggreulve S>W· FIT PIT mull have I min 2 MAKE OFFER• l"l~f\rtr Ul\tt Ne""' Moving S.let l.ldo I"• Sat i!iiliifliiift:i:'i~-; .. ;:N:r~=====::-:::::-:-:::':"':=:"'.::'" Shoul<I )'<Ml IOln our teem Offlee flt ••P In bllt1~ son .. aeoretary Aul &· yn up. Mewport e.ecn Must type 70 wpm end M 1 . -Feb 13th 9-4 126 Vi• iFOVNDi., M.... 6l:Cit .... ,.., f"'lla ~t!:r:Or:n~·· you ~Pt~ :r17~tll tale eJC.J pref'd Sllery ~ tree F1""t Drug S1ore nave t.\C.ellen1 grammar sU:oo~oo"ie'Cfh ~ S~~!tr It .. ! Lore.a l l to l400 So~
c:ock•IP*'\lel. Found •t ell ett•l>llll'led man~ •Fu11 Medicll C °'· · bonu ... s.n<t ret0me to Call M·F. 9.5 Mr Welts and spe111no skills Mt19 c;of tble & i end *-·1110 * 1 thing 1or eyeryooe
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and W81n*. 3&4--0645. matureoouplelomanage g~~~y~tt 90d ) FfT 09n«., offte. duttee 11th St Ste• 117. Cott• Apo1y in person ~~ 6'~~35 or WANTED If you re '":".~. fHl~b..
., OUND DOG 120 Unill ln ~nlington .., er ayt B b ...... "92821 • SHAKlEE OISTRIBUTOR· 1 I need J 1cx.m~ ot Ptwer "'Jiiii fiiJ ., * 2/9 Beach Apartment utll • redlt Union u sy medical I I · --SHIP now available EJ. 21M10 • "' OAK 8ALL & CLAW 11~ uMcl lur1111urr 101 m~ 1 ....,, .... ....,....,.-. ___ ..,. ~:O ~~of E. PCH, COM Illes salary J• ~pen. •4Qt K Plan Pleaunt W0<1ct"9 c;,on· UllPTll•IT PIT c1u11ve llM ot consumer , .,. • with • arl'llGna11s & t ie.I Bdrrn roNJCI Al'° Audio ......... ,..._ ..... ,
on"' ( )873-2930. Daya CALL (71,173f>.1742 M·F S iEllgiblllty atttH ~Vfl Cllllona 6,g~i~40in AM Saturday only 9.5 Re-produc• s. gener ou a Ste tz 1 &Ali...... s.&95 Panasontc Con· & Video !!'Qu1omf'ot lo• 38 193 t Fellows al'\d ., o t you think you ve got • liable, front office ap-bonus & •ncent•YH Fo• ,., C11l (l 1.) M2· l" 1 c.pl 3 Mierow111e/ aerne Call or writ., P O St-o•t R••• end one of
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifArlllt Product llluatratOf What It tlkes, call Beth 11 illllAL llU"11iii pear•ne• Carr Joan tnternew call 775·6095 tit 201 ftr illf9 Convection OYen l 375 Bo~ 956 Ba1bc.1a •n661 c1 1<.ind' Er\Cloeed f()(Ward ...
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Commerleal Landte•ped -· r-... 644·7848 ' 30nour weel<I Sec'ty•k•lls l DFUVER ~ Wl bo• L.uxur1ou1 Mvet ~7l'4';:,r :/~.~~ ,~";,r;~ ~~~~~n 10 _e;;:.~g i~·~,
Supe>ly 552·5868 ..a.I PM PUii with word·process1n9 1r" H B Musi speu & used $295 M0-8733 • s0 111 ~· h-', j.,, 6.,111 (•1d in c0511 Meaa IC!':
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boatt We will lraln Apply ..... lltla, IA 12121 Ilk• to upgrade your nam1•1t pertenc~~745 • I S4 Hr . DOE 97-1073 MlllrHS boJ' spnng & Ctapattrs 6011 S3 000 takH Owne1
71m MacGregor Yechfl .......... _ ... _ status or ••nt to become 110lliYYiFFIOHS w1•11111s1 .... -/ 111 m. s 130 0 B 0 -nttt>dS to Mii ASAP e el t63tPlec:enti1CM -one&starlfromtoP.e&ll FOA CONSTAUCTION CO PAYDAY EVER FRO t n .. 969•9960 Commodore !;A .,col<>• ltt1yt1me l71'1645·0627
142·1111 BAB"S~ER --(2l• Jll 2•J1• Ct..4 based. With good 'II 1 A'( llllYEI .. ~1rtr11tO• .,.,, Ottnt"r I -'·I lligt'lt Hlkpg. Applk:antt must have· re-•) • -phone $kills, typ+ng & fll. (7141 774.3737 QUEEN SIZE MAT1RESS ':vt(i t>e•,c: .., 0,.m & C.L ASSIC '59 28' Cru1s .. ~~~~~~~~~I 1 tod ltf, 1 fnfant. My liable car. proof of In··· SE I ing Computer & lO-key • · 1M.i\t nave current 0"'41/ & B OX Q UIL TED ~'-""'''' ••:i• •·•11.1 •1ti l A Long CbnCru.iser tw" ,,, home Mon·Frl. 8 to 3:30. suranee. OMV p(lnt·OIJt I IY ALES -nefpl\11• ,275/wtcly 8•5pm SlOllITT tfFICH •epon Apply 1n oetaon BRAND NEW• s, 55 · • • · r ord 6 s como1 restored.
·FOUND Small Wfllt• long Call 1ner 3·30 642-7886 ind v1lid California Ortv-Need energetic peraon to • 645•0308 * Immediate openi~ Pan 2004 Cla1rlit St. C. I. C•ll a4s-4293 p t I "-. I 6A .. 9 roomy Musi tee 10 ·~ haired dog. Sat 216 New· . ••1 -1111 ers License. grow with established _ ___ t•me weekends only . ' _ -t
1 1U1ta1 I '" I prK S 151< obo 650·5732 port/Costs Mesa area -rro Co Mln t yr re\ail nursery lllf"11•1f Huntington Beach area Window Wasne<s for rn W1lnut knN 1101e dM~·& Fern Gldn t\~11 needeo to -
631·6381 Coatume Bar In C M FIU It.EU P/T e•p'd Salary S900· LI typing/some off exp 733-00 5 or 536-8668 Ma> e S250 ·SOO /wk 11mp-S225 w a1nu1 co" / O•l"'d N "'" Miiie GR • TRI HULL 18 FOOT
-----Female pref'd. no ex· t 0..3pm (flex hra) 5 day S 1200 Interview b t Send r T E •oer only ven1ele a sole 51ereof1rntble·S 100 PdPt''!> 't'<l d 85G l 744 d110em tra1ter. • hnt c;on
Lgr 213 Or-~'~ Mban'1 perl41nce nee. 646-55•'4 weell. $6 hr Resp per· only 646•7..,.~ app .... 11 ~~ .. ";91~ .. TIS SllPPlll/llCllYEa must Call 953-2052 Microwave wtc.art·S325 .,, ·~ ..,,~ ""Y''""''' 111 Jllion
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ofl.w/roman numera11 -11, IAYS son with general offf•c0er •1-s •• 2•7• 1 Chrlu nl• Dr • Placentia Costa Mesa jE I I W .._.. . ' • •· · · Orange Coast College or Fl pref'd Don Jose Rest b•c~round . Ask - -MlssiOn Viejo 92691 --•• tyllta ..... •aactllH"al 601 S GI S I · ~.rnct, i.aa,atat1
v 1 c s 1 t o rew ard 9093 E Adam•. Hunt. Bch E 0 lalr:1852-9995 °g:;d !k c~~~~~!~t~ EOE M/F/H/I/ SllP •01&11C/ 5535 1 apa.nes. I< vu0ttS<.1 "If I es S.trlit1 7u21
557·0357 llMIH,.. E Ml H/I/ Mesa 557-67•6 or /WUUllSlld I PERSONAL SECRETARY dolls p0rc lace & nand& C • I M 6t•• Ten horse power Evtnruo•
LOSf Channel Island Al Restaurant Office exp. a FIU.ot.111 P /T 6' 1·5068 IEaPT /Sim Must be punctual oepen· for Private Party Pro-S 100 ea Waw tord 8 tHH t •r 1.1. outboard Runs great•
Merriek Suri Beef.Q,-Feb , must! Ab,....<r.wetlt under Eor ~M!-offie.LJ'lllng • ---Entry level potltlon for dable. na._,,, a gOO<l driv· feu 1ona1 & •it~tenct looted center 00wl orig Clean· Air mac,,1ne O•· 5300 0 90 Call day\
7th. grey/wht zfppeTIKt stress. '3-tO•h deys-. & ba<:ltup--for pl\of\es llJl9AltllfllT ~ B Ins. Agency GO -1ng r~ord $6/Hr som4f Jenntter 673-8829..,.. $316.uk S !!JD 642·3•28 ygl!" htnk ni<: 'lot'~ turn • 675-6915 •
beg Nr H.B State Park '7.00/hr 847-7t0t S•.SO·Se hour Contact C N A 7e·3P t t p-'71 pl'IOne;-typmo&-<woan1z ovei,l~ tienel.its G.M.. -, ---SlEQ£Q Sacrtlice I m•sc r_~~ C•<'• t>40~te< u:~/1L..1. .. ,, ~EWARD• 531·4596 Betri 752·5420 11p-7a Light pt au19n ttonal Mc.Vis Knowledge conwuc.1100 lltrcbaiist tor 001; s 1000 zenitn ' Ad ~.. ~ ;!,...... -·~*•
LOST Mele Beagle-: older WITllll ITIUTT _.-New lac1Hty. benefit•. of Memory typewriter 645· 78 11 days bf Ali Color TV VCA 2 sa11 •Mr.ying at>road .. v,.rv1rung 7021 d ed Ale . WMlll llllUL wrlll . ~ood pay Country CIYb netpful 758-0732 .. 963·8004-Eves Mike asan water aquaflums retrig ll ~ o -r ., .i1Hus Iv STl••~E &II v~n~~I Hari;;;,o ~~· 1:30-l()pm. Mon-Fri. ~e need your typln;. f1I· onv Hosp 20362S1nt1 A£TAilAEROBIC WEAR Students ~IDIPll• graphic Ille cab Sm1t11 ui~tirs .,•c t,,, d ,,, * w~ ftllW
Newport Beach 650·2922 Xlnl benefit pad{ age · ~~~1 P~°;9Po ~llli~o~ttlh•• ~:~htsv;.9 ~~ttl Ana PART TIME NIGHTS • Wanted 10 sell flowers on 1931 NewPQrt Blvd. CM Corona elec typewritto• "f~·pot s. M,,c.,, Motf' SOO 101 T SllPS *
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PRAVER tothe HOl)'Splrlt. 'r (71 41.476-5010 Entrylevel ott1ce posltlon , 537-6095or636·8343 Affli11c" 6011 wanted" rug$. baslle" 1Cnt1 •n1 6124 Be" Cal•M-F9am-4pm
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and Who show me the ·comm. wltraln Apply. PUTI IP Law firm Musttiave auto ORVILLE &llEEIY? $50 WASHER $50 CAN WAit SAU 30 Sllf-Tll way to reach my ld .. s •trtOarWnllt • Call Mr Carlson 7 1' IEYER ••flSFIED• DELIVER 650-0248 BABY CLOTHESLrkenewll • BatbOa •si.ano Nea• Fl'rtJ
You Who give me ltte 2950 Harbor Blvd c M Past•uP ~ton With on• 553-9266 w•11s YOU' .. ' Leave me'saoe Baby furniture Gtrl 5 II EYHmlH &IHI!! 11 673· , .... 0 divine nlft 10 lorn! e 1 d ot the tollowlng ad _ _ II , Earn up to Clothes ~bOrn to age EVE RYTHING GO($"' -
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are 1n all the 1n11anoes of TYPIST setting/mark-up Must operator. eap'd pref'd P4!ndent people to work MAKE OFFER• 1aroe brw reolin.r u 1s '""'" --my Ille with me I. in this be Wiiiing to work nights but wl traln Newport H clerks at our snad< lo-Bt at oeacn l>y noon $60. copper relng $75 Baal. ltacla 6140 Soet sllo side he 50 t1 t.
short dialogue want 10 & weettendt . Ability to do Beach 64'-7050 catton et N-&w port •E·Z Houri Aalng old worlls' ~O etec 0tgan w/rOll too t6 It West Bay A1111
lhanl\Youforeverytning " you ere an e•ce11er1t quality work .under tti. ----Fashlonlsland ttyouare •NoNtgnts/Wknds 650-931talt6pm s2ooooB0 979_,6'5 "'4 ov1ng S11e1 En11re 8aJ1>0aPen1nsu11 Noltve
and confirm once more 1yp11t 70wpm. we wtll pressure ol deadline• PUmllS IELllll interested. visit us at the •S71Hr training• comm •1 ... 111• _ r.~ of turn1sn1ng & a1>oaro $12 fl 67~ 1245
that 1 never want 10 be train you to be • type-Experience Is ttSMntlal. t year eitp, custom rtllM· IRl/INE RANCH FARM· •CAsual lun atmQtPnere E•ero se bike SAO. slant· a,opuanefts BM c.ouec.t· • •
separated from You no setter on our com· Newapaper experience denual Clf'an appettr· ERS MARKE'r 1n the COSTA MESA 548-69 t9 Siclltlrt l1t 1ry9r board $50 dresser $60. •no Select"c typewflter •aac. Tt1a1,...t1hea
matter ow g,-eat material puterlzed cypetettil\g p referred. 1ntert1t ed anee own transpor1atton Atrium Court. 0, call LAGUNA HILLS 582-3647 Almond. works great• large dflk wt typewoltH Sat Feb tJ 8-3 21372 f .. -JS
deslresmaybe l wantto equipment Wlllalsotraln partlelm•y submlt a re-5•8-0818• (71')680·1102 SANCLEM 36 1·1572 SiOOOBO s.1~8 return $60 722·8776 Brooanurst "622 1se1 1""'.•11c,..,..• _ _.. __ • .-..._.,
bewithYou andmyloved tor lhe Advantage com· sume or come In and 1111 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS llVW Wllll llTIHIS --.----HIGHCHAIRS PLAVPEN I Spr8) conoo s196&-34t6 AEXW bUW Stn WRfl
ones in Your perpetual putenzed graphics. Full & out an applleatlon at Full 01 Part Time split EH Fatmtart 1114 NA TUR.AL GAS BBQ l . I -ASSY FOR PICK·UP
glory Thank You tor Your Part· Time openings .., llil.f I IUCIEl'S The Orange Coast Dally PA I R BAR C E L 0 NA mat 144 l T R UC K C H f; A P •
Love towards me and my r..a ~~11\~ ::e~ 0~=Y~ayo~~ &lll•n NPClll Pilot is looking tor an 0 ~ ~ llW SIT CHAIRS ~·-~977 M U S l SAC R 1f 1 CE• ~8-0346
love<tone.s. Al:Mn G_llb ·~ •14 hOJJ!.up to ~l')_t hours Pt.ACE 1.1nerge1tc oerson to JS· S199 ~'!6-s: u9ed vEARS of collecttng Vias 9140
RL 112· fQ 1 112·2100 IH W. lay St. Driver /W1it1r E'OEfWf' Sl.53 dt.our Otstttcd t~s M~:;,,!k~::"e"c & :u•n ~·ff~! .. ce;i1~yeo J,_......, ___ __,;.;,.;~ •-l ---Ifft .. ~ ... •• 121"'1 ays urtn9 tile week IUIS Ill iMllHlet ~ '4M "'* c.a<>Llfl9 _,..__..v.or~-l •14 FM4he 1-lM . !!f !J'll!•t or apply in person I--. -& Lunch and dinner de· Retail Sales weekend$• and nolldays. rieadboard. tootboard. tnru AOu~t Xtn1 cond1 ''t>"C" c•t> c.1ys1a1 !Air p-Steenng 'Auto Delltliln ltli
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pie avail to prvd loving ---Hotel needs enthusiastic, ADVENTURE 16 OYldoor insur ance and OMV Size Storage Under· Ret 2•27 uc S200 da : 1 Br.gM HOllOw lr11 _,
care for pts, pints & prop MI'S # • -sett starter 10 brlng new l,.l'lfll'l & travel outlil!ers. seeks pnnt·out Starting pey is 1"18atn ShOrt l adder S75 2131622. 1856 evrw~en~ 559.osn •O so u 1t
In yr ab~. 873·3971 Serve,., FT /PT. exp energy 10 our special Posllons avaHable botn entnus1as1tc IOll\s w1tn S7 00 per tioor ptus qa -54~~ ,;i•5 rn-.1 64~-?903 Jellre) rn3H• 1•11c 1rv1ne
prefd Freie nrs. Benefits Marketing Department. shifts Call Dave or Dottle Ille gentune love lor the allowance __ ___ C,, Dr turn 119r\1 90 to UIYSITll WllTll 2305 E Coast Hwy at Prl0t sales or p R eic· wilderness Our company ..... ....., SOFA loveseat. ehelr Ot· Si..1 clthes/Cflldtn Boots O<anqe r,H' 90 r19n1 10
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M-F 9-5, For my 1•11 yr w/typlng or data entry St1rt at l 14.000 PLUS 1Pfl$$ please contact Jonn hstaleta,1112121 6 VELVET CORDUROY
old Speak some Englith, exp helpful Send re-benefits Apply tn P9'son Ill· 1112 Allen at 1870 Harbor bt!tween 9am & Spm M-F w ta tan t royal t>lue vel· bfi mat Debra 756· l864 sume 10 10•5 W Katetla •350, Blvd Costa Mesa 92627 Ot call Beth 11 6'2·4321 vet corduroy LIA chair
Ah &pm 85•-25119 _.11 ... •••-uns 111a1enc1a Bank Bldg I Part Time 17 14) 650-330 1 e•t 20s Best otters 646·302• __ _ -H• _._.. Orange. 92667 Ten People to do otloce..,. ____________________ .,. ... ____ _
lllJl!ptat 9530 2H~l~s,~nh~,~~;~~69~r . HOUSEKEEPING/LNOAY ~:~~uon: 3 1~1• r pp:rt•
•UllUl llLP;\o EOE MIFl,H/I/ llWNIT OUML IH 9am· l pm, tpm-5pm,
Rental 1tore In C M Mef(1 Dell Help Work wtllle kids •TEL 5om·9pm May earn up
clean cut dependable are In 1enool M -F •&42·3030• 10 SlO/Hr Must hive
p erson to work on 9.30am-t .30pm CM Call -----pleasent voice Call Pam
counter and In. yard. 966· 117• belore 3 30 •OURllEYl•ll 538-8867 for 1ppo1nl·
Apply 1930 Newport Delivery Travel Agency ~ II ment
Blvd . C M PI T 12·• Mon-Fn. MuSI PRESSIAll
be over 2 1 tor In s
reasons. Ca drtve~s lie .
OMV printoul, 540..1100
Fast peced Ad Agency I• ---looking for a dependable. hltal &1si1tl8t . hardworking Accounting Perteet part-lime job
Assistant Mul l know Tues. Wed. Thurs, Le1rn
how to use 10·Kev & type while you eam 642· 7998
accurately This 11 a Full-_or 6'6-53 l!. __ _
Time position with some Dental Asst. Exp nee. for
·overtl,rrle required GOOd qulllty Cotta Meu of·
t>enellls Call 751-2 t60 lice X-ray lie need~
Alli tor Roaetla. x ·11nt salary 63 t· ,.~
llOHITIM OLUI-ExCELL€Nr WAGES tor
lrvlne RE Dev Co. aeetilng spare 11m•1uembly work;
mat. self starter w/exp In eleetrontes. crans Otnets
The Orange Coast Dally
Pilot 1s seektng an e11·
per1enced • color Offset
Journeyman Pressman
PlStE-UP
ARTIST
We have an eiccellenl Oe1a1l-orien1ed w11h a
b e n e 11 t s P a c k a 0 e good sen~ ol design &
$12 21/Hour Contact upettenced 1n high vo•·
(l1•) 1429'111 tit ume production Willing Ill Ilk fer TrtJ to train 111g111y motivated tndlVldull
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THE TOMAN COMPANY EXP. COMM'L WINDOW MAINTENANCE TRAINEE PEST CONTROL
18002 Skyp1rk Cr. Irvine. CLEANER WANT ED .. TllUIHITUll JlllTIEURIEITUI
CA 927 ~ 26 t-~2-f,'T. P,'y % to ''ht man, Facruty & equipment m1ln-E•p crewman needed &MllSTUTIYI UST . ~ eqd 760· 208_ tenanee man. mechanical Construction bacllground
PIT Typing, phones. n· FERERAL. STATE & CIVIL aptitude, & gOOd driving nee: GOOd OMV W1l1tn9 to
smk Fash Isl office SERVICE Job• S 19.646 record req'd For inter· work For interview con
Salary negot Wltraln on to $69,891/Year: Now v•ew call Lloyd Tolten Roy Petera or uoyd Tot·
computer 6A'4·•2•2 Hiring! CALL JOB LINE (7 1') 5•6-5570 ten (714) 546·5570 t ·51 8·•59·38 tt Ex t Bardtn'sPe1t Con1ro1 8arden sPes1 Contro1
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CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
2 positions available in our cus-
tomer servi.ce dept.
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typing a plus. Learn
valuable office skills and earn
$5.00 an hour to start.
Hours are 11 :30 A.M . -8:30 P.M .
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A.M . 10:30
A.M.
Call 642-4321 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask for
Llolands.
Motor Routes
available in
, Costa Mesa
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLIC ITING
Deliver One Dav a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joan ne Craney
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Delivering t Hqurs are
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Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa.
BOYS& GIRLS
2~ Mo~
-STARTNOW-
11to15 Years Old .
WORK EVENINGS
AND SATURDAY
YOU iAN AVERAGE PER WEEK
s7500
OR MORE
CONTACT Mr. Phillips
F!HONE (714) 892-1449
ALL TRANSPORTATION P-BOVIDED
BY AN ADULT SUPERVISOR
,
'iy a newspaper carrier's job
on fOrsize. ·
II you're 10 or older. a 1ot) as a newspapc1
earner nl1Qht be just your SITE" Just seno m
this coupon or call 642-4333 Routes are
av1ulable now•
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l·.·.·,· .. IOOllli-jiiflilllll!I NOTICI II HIRH NOTtCI II "~ .. C.telft .,.....y ...... or~-8IVIN ..... Oler C..... elYIN ... t1'9 ~ , OAUfll•IA ......... ~..r:; iii M :. .. .=a:"=''.:.::~:.-.=ci:~= 'ir-~',:.:" .. ,..::,;&.•, .. ,, ,.,_:. ·ACUl!!!!ll A lftll~ • MHIM ~,...of .. £&JA111r1n ....,., .. enilllfloCOP-• _.,... • IM41P. ,... ~ :,~=o.,"M,..,,~~~~1:r.-c::'1.1&:::~~·.;:.g: .. , ..,
----MllNCM TIUT AMIHOfOI on ~ 9oltd OI tl'9 DIMrtDtl ... ""::7..,c;::-'..,.-:' ,_.,.. .. f CW ~-.-.,--......NNY . .....--.. c:aey 11uo1..,,.. .. ~ ... G•••"'_..... ~ ~ •u ; .. .:.::ur ... end ....... ..... .. Rold ....... 10--" I loMI of .... ,.,.., W tlOft. 11912 .... w ...... • 'I .. LeN1 Ute....._.. of ..,owed Ille Mid Oft '*-'YI, 1111. .. Ind ....,..,....._ No. llsMt .. oC .-~ a........... ...,,......._ ............... '·"'· n. .............................. ...... .. ....... ... . "' .......... _,...,. M6ftt ,,....-; ........ ~ ~ ••nn1-. ........... t'l•r-.11 Ind lliltll'.,...,.. ... IO tN Hetf'leet M. Wlldlr, ca.Ir• lndailllnNRI WHl.,IA;,~ IMUORI -iittCiiiii:IT .. N.& ltocll 100 ot ..._.., ••-=: ""°'1 Hotel In INln:GeddlH.V...-:OOft.....,. ....,..... ltMWl1481r ...... C.. ...... .. •• =-.-=.."'='.. :-OflOMd ·==-~ ~ ~~~ ~.! = :. -:...=,,.,..:.*.:':.:MC:."': "~............. Thia •talefftlnt ... lllad ......... , 111wt .......... tt'9I It ~ t recwatt to con-._.._,.t. CCM IO Clle8i al• Court oyofDlalrtal ..... ....,.,., of In~ In-.... flllflnt. -. ... ._~QertiofOr· tfa_,lli a1111a ~ _...,. Uftder 1truct a ntw ban· Certain pre1ent11lon1 ... Mid. Ind "•.n·...,. -"" ~ ~•All. , ~....., dO lO A._... on.......... I,_ dO ... • ,_ ... eouncy on~ 7.
,.,.....::neaoftMC. .-1rr1Mtlng rOOfn on a ..,.. INOe, ~ No -.1......._.,......,. ~---.Ind ao "* 'ffNI..., .. Ill t111i1 °" ~ 11111 11 .... ,_.., ttll .11 ..,,.; e.ww-.1111 portion ot tile Ill• wNctl la were,.,,_. to tio.rclia/ com-ptoWte ~ P\llltlC llelr· ' • IN Olllriat II ""....-... "eny. m9f Ill 14, ,_ • 1:41 ,,M. In lal9 .. -. _. ,_ "'71•
Act. • currently uaacl for off.atreec ml11lon11 co111111lttH1. Ing to WN ntW ~ ... ..,..,... .. ..-...., • ..., Oft ttfne, Dlipt. No. a • 700 CMc ...... _, ... ,... ~ Or ... Coetl
NOTICE 18 Hl"EI pn#IQ,tN~ol C.0111m.,ndatlon1 and..,... "°"'9 "-d. -net.'°'"" Of .... llf A"90luaeect•9d0• Orh9 Wilt . ._.. .., ............. Del)'NotJ~M.,.. ap P'\MTHI" G1V1N that Mid t laundry fadlky and a 1IO* proc:Wnatlofta _. ~. Mid Ind ~ No. Y9rioue oe.trict ....... • II .,........ ,_.... AM: CA. .... .,_ .. ru.y •. 1 t ti. 1111
public NMne .. be Mid on 1q. ft. addition 10 the ·•nee ,_,.,.,. St\aring Giant tor ll-147-....... ....,ow-~ Ind oonlr9 Ud. llfl ~ • YOU oeJICT to .. -'-• 'TtH 17
•••••• 1540 JAM8C>AfE ROAD <>1*'1_. ....
Extended s.rvtce Hours
T a.m.-10 p.m. Mon-.Fri
ltle Hfld dly of F*'*Y. public ., .... ol Illa "Jettno Commun It y Ao• In• t Ing ,..., PuDllc .._..on WHIMAI, .. '*"1ct a l'MftOI .. Ud.,. .,.....,. ., ,. ..........-. ~ n.. .. ...., ..... ,..1 ________ _
ttll. 11 the hoUf of T: Oulle'a Lounge: a raquMt to Substanc:. Abula (CASAi Dana 'olnt ·~~~ flM a rell ~In•.,.... ctantro de '° dlll.. ....... ..., ..... • .. -1ata Y•..,... .._.,. llftftH' p.m.. In IN Ctty Hiii COUl'ldl reduce Iha number of .,.. IC>P'·cwed "-o1ution "8n/loc.I eo..i of ~ 1 .,.. LM la lnlonuclan .,. Ind .... ~ • ea .,. • ....., ,..... , __ ... '"-.---...-"".-.-.-'~---~ 3D Newpcwt pr..,iou11y required petlllftg raQUMllng llUttlortution tor 11·1, z-a.,_ 11·'1 ......... • 11144 ~....... __.., .. ...._..._ • • ,.... ... ...... QIW
........................... ~ IJ'\at ..,. IC>P'CN9d public Pf°'*'Y perlftlt tor ... Mid. Ind-~ --8"9M, ........... °" ... UIMd ,_ ................... oourt .... -,....,.... filCTmOUe --CA t21413, • ~ ttlM and 1n c;ontwnctlon wttll • oem-Old County c:ourv-. uaa No ... , .. and ~-lledl (ciom. of ~ de un ....,. on ltl8 ....,... Your ....., • ....., NiMtl _..... • ' ..,... 8TATW
pt9ca, Nar•t-' S*90M onstrated pealng formula, by Solldarlty ~ IO No. *2 ... ~ • Wilt Ind fdlnelrl: Ind ..mo . .._.. '-tit MOI IMf Ill In,.... or~ ..... IN .... C-... la Tfle lalowlnl '*'°"' •• me, ..,_, and be ,_.d the construction ol •MW ac· Pr...,.... • ~ Or· proving .. Hilla. Geneva WHINAS, the~,. ~.,,_..., de •• ~ enom.w. .. ...... -...). doing~ ... ~ ceM ~and e1rcularclrc»-ange County Judldaty w• FultOll queetloned ltema _......_tot oolfea manera, au rHpu .. ta .,YOUAMACMDITO.. ....._ dO .... e. P.9 IENTt"PAllES A
WAlmA L MCMIO, CfTY off adJ~t to Baek Bay adopted. Ra1olutlon re· tcfleduled befOfe Local ~ .. GOiden WeM eecrtta, ti~ ....... ,_.... OI a COiltlt .... ONdltot OI .................... cailfom1a Oenerll PartM<-~. ettr " .......,. Orlw, Illa awroval ol • Quelling tuttlorlutlOn for Agency FOfmatlon Col'll-• and .., realatr .. attampo. IN f1a1111a:. )IOI.I.,... ... ..W _... ._ •= llhlp 2MS H•bor BM!.
...... modllk:allon 10 tlla Zoning public pr()party permit tor mlNlon (lAFCO). The Chelr-MAS. IM Dletrtct 1-TO THf M8PONDINT: ~ Cllllnt Wllfl .. court OI dO • DIA8 CAL..,.__ coeia ~ Clllf t2t2t ' ~ Oranea COM1 Code so es to alto. Ille UM Old Orange County man ••plajnecf IM time...,_. IO COMldar tM oa-The patltlonef flM fR8lt • prwt " to .,. penon11 _..,, •••••ter ••• Partt A--~ bt•••
OaMy Piiot FetiNWy 1 t. 19N of addltlonll compact "'° CourlhOUM ute by Orange frame for IN meeting. The ~it of tM IUliject pethlon conoei ftlftt '/OW ,._.....,.. • ..,......, by ...... • IM-Sarvicee' inc A Cellfornla ~7 tandem parlllng ~ In County Centennia4. inc:. wu Board adjOumed at 10:40 S*C8I for priwM eactor uae "'81'riage. K '°" !ell to Ma • .,. oourt wllHrl tow~ ..... • .... ..,.., Corp 563 L•n• Canyon
•----------icon)unctlon wllh valet peril-adopted Eatebllshmant of Lm. In memory of lob competlble wtlll jOlnt uaa reeponae ~ '° deyl., frOfft IN ..... of ..,_ i.. U.. .... • w....,. Way BrM CaUI 92921
CREVIER P\aJC ll)TIC( Ing MNice: and 111a approval an °'ange County Hu•d-R09flotm. lon9* • COUnty Ul'4tlr Eduedon Code Sec· the cteee tMI ttlla ...,.... • ._..of ...... • prowldld .. .. ...... N.M v 'Florllta inc A
of a TRAFFIC STlonUDV" A oua Materilllt-~trlk• F0tc:e emc~~of.Or and ......,.., of ttone11310e4teQ.lnamM-luarwdon~.'ffNI.....,. In 8ec11on 700 ot the ..-1111111111;
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MOnCa °' Nagatllle Dactarat u was approv ... u rec· "9· ner to lil&ldlN&le compenu-rNy be entered and .. "oblla Code of Cellomla. ....... ... .. AngelcrHI Hacie nda
6 9 ~ ~NIAW bMr1 pteparad and stat• ommandedwltttllleaddltlon (EAL) tton to tM Dlatrtc1 and to courtrNyentara~ fgMiC ThetlmetorMngellllme .. •..Ur .... IH t•t· Helaflla ca111·t17•5 A p I NOTICE 11 . HEAEBV ltlal tile aubjeC1 deVelop-of tile Agriculturll Com-.8YLITATnY,A911a-obtain on·llt• lmpro,,.. COlllalnl~ln)unetM Of net ...-. swtcw to lcMlf 1Uth4ll•ll l•t•I•• Tflia 'bualMU 11 tOll·
....... ~•--1-"' :..~ ... :._ GIVEN ....... Ctty Coutd rnant will ~Mull 't".! tlg-~ ~!~ ~-~~ ~~--~ ~~ ~ ........ olftef ~ ...!.-.. oonoemlftt lllOll1flt~ ""' ..... of .... ,,, fl I .. ~ .... dueled by: • general part· """''"""~cu nJUUCD oflMClty of~citi nlflcanl ....... , on ,,. ., • .,.._._ .............. .._..... ..---~ ._.,......,.,_.,...; dl'llllon ... ..,_.,....... ,......,.., .............. • narlfllp ·
.. llOkt • putlllc on wonmant, and tile City an-Ing ..,. ~: Flnanc• ~ Piiot ~ 11, ,... ttOW THeNFOM. IE IT .,.,.,.,,, dlld CUllocly, dlld y MAY EXAMINE ... William J PINlllly
the appllc;etlon of J.A.. CCIUfagaa memt>«a ol tile Ing ~· wltfl Cit* TM43 MSOlV!O, ""' tM Oo¥--IUPOf1, attor~ '-· coata, .. kept ~ tN court. "~ • _.. • ,,_.... • Thie 11attmenl wu lllad a ASSOCIATES FOR VAN-general put>llc to comment for tlle FlreComrnunlcatlona 81_.,. Mft lo9rd of tM Co.et lnd..c:ll ott1err .... •1"9f .. a .-r90f'i lnlelulld In n191111l a ............ wltfl ltle County Cieri! of°'" '" 11• ........ ........ 111 ...
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Parts -loeting
131-3171
1500 Auto Mall Dr.
Santa Ana
55 Frwy at Edi
ANCE NO. 11..:s on property on tile document (eoplee •• Sy•tam: Contrac t No. ~ nuTICl Community. 1 College Dllt1lct be grarMd by"" court. T1'e IM ...... you INY aerw el MM\ r a.,.... .,. County on Januaty 27,
toeaeed 81 120 Souttl a.., available for publlc re· C252~ wmt Qty ol Brea tor doee her.tly dac:lare Its In-~t of ...... ta-upon tM -.out« Of..._ • ....... • .._. 1988 Front from IN declllon of oriew/inapectlon a1 \he Pten-er .. Senior CStlnnt Canter: ACnTIOUe -• tantlon to NClllle Ind con-of mone, Of ~or ia.tat«, or upon IN at-r •trOI ..... 4lle •• ,.....
the Pwmlng Commllalon nlng Dapar1ment. al (71•1 ArnaNtman! to ~tract No.. NAl9 ~ATWT tldar propoeall tor )OlnC OC• ot r co11rt a11tflorlHCI tomey tor tM aHCUtor or 1111 ..._ ... Pub"lhec:I Orange Cout
denying ... ~ to par-144-322$). C40 fOSWllti Shiirado-Moa-: TM folowlrl9 ........ .. Of Dlltnct pmparty proceedlrlgt !NY ... ~ ldrNnittrllO{, end ... wltfl ... .. .... .. .. ..... o.lly Pilol Fabluaiy 4 11 mlt IN,....,....., of.,.."• NOTICL..15 HEREBY i-a• Pn end ~Ion doing buelnaea aa; In KCOfttenc. wttfl the A.UO n 1117 Ille court wltfl proof of... ....... ..,.. ,.,lil1l411 ti 26 1tllll • .
built" .,.,...., pMlo ltl&t FVATH(A GIVEN 11181 Mid Ol1trlct for lnt•·Canyon Dey SEA WINO PAINTING, prcMl6one "' S«ttofl 1-1)90 .., Gt• ... ~= Vice, • ---reqlllel ..... ...... .. ... • . Th .. 27 "-cr....s 1 ~family publicl'IMrlng wlll beheldon Care Cenrer; ~tandarc1 7U2 Saa Spring· Oflve teQ. of the Ecluc8lkln ..,..,,. ,.... lnO tNI ~ dallre 8"dlil ....,a ....... ~ ttlet allCMdt tile 11• the 22nd d9y ol fabtu.ry, AgrM!Mnt A-8711....q wlttl •~. Huntington 8Mctl, Code: and nob le "8reby ~ notica of tM Mno of *" In-• ....... "8.IC NOTICE
lowMlle f'loof -of t 5 988. at tile houf ol 7·30 California Department of Call.t2MI glvafl"'9eClftlN•ltldayof John E~~. At-"91'1tOtylnd...,._nentof a• 11111f1 ....
tlmee !fie~ -0,, p m., 11'1 IN City H .. COuncfl Aging: AtrH111ent No. 8arNrd John Valentln, Mey. 1tM. • l."30 p,m., the tomey lot ........_, lOlt ...... -or ol IN ped-....., • • W......: • ,.._ U1m
propartylocetadln tflaR-1 5 CMmberS. 3300 Newport 087-132 10 stUOy mounlailn 7642 Sae Spring Drive. ~.,_.. .. hold_ llualf"8e Center Dr .• •IOI • ...,,_Ofeccounet1M11ltollld dO .. &lffll a e fllCTmOUelUeMH CMtrlct. Thie project hu ~d. ~ a..cti. lions In Souttlarn Oranea Huntington ~ti, Ca41f. ragulllr pUbllc ...,..... end !MM, CA 127 t5 In Section tlOO end l200.& of .. ...._ • .,... ..... u. 8TATtmN'T
bear\ ~ encl It haa CA 92M3. at wNcfl time encl County: ArcMac1-Englnear t2t48 • wlli conaldar .. plarll Of Publieflld ~ C... tM C.-.. n6e Pr....._ Code. ... ef ........ ... The 1o11oW1ng p,arwna we
bear\ ~*' that It II ~. lnter•..0 panon• Agreement wftfl tile SWA Thia bu11neas II Gon-propoull IUbfNIMd, end ~ Plot ......, 21, ,.... ,.,.. ~. • • :.. .. •). doing bull-..
categorically exempt under may ~ and be l'IMrd Group for landacaping cle-ducted by: an lndMdual BE IT FUATHEA RE· ruatY •. 11, 11, 1... flN '-• 1191 C .... UI C.. .... -HORSETHIEF CANYON
Ille raqultamenta of tile Celi-thereon '91 8' John W1f.'IM MrpOft; Bernerd J Valantln SOLVED, mat tt1e Secretary 1"* Drtlia, .... ....... CA The nema end addr .. o1 PARTNERS, 17991 Mllchall fomlatlwtrorwnent•Ou.ilty WAlllDALMOQIO,CITY Arctlllaet-Englnaer AQrea--This 1111--.1 WM flied of Ille Board of Truateea le m1' 1M court Is: (El nom~ 'I So uth, Irvine . C1 ll f
Act C&.eM. CllJ ......... ment wltfl CH2M Hill.Celi-With'"' County Clerk of Or-hereby directed to gl"9 no-Ml.JC llDT1CE ~ Orange eo.t dlrecclon delacona .. t. The t27 14·eot5
NOTICE IS HEREB Y..... lomla. Inc, lor deelgn ol ter-ange County on January 12, ta of Iha.,.,......, pulltlc Olllfy PllOt February 10, 11, Superior Coun. Stat• ol Ga1aw1y Hlghland• .•
FURTHER GIVEN ttlel Mid Publlstlad °'ange Coelt minal apron/tulweya and 19811 meeting by publlcatlon ACTITIOUI --17, 1tlt Calltomia, County of Or· California limited partner· Sorvtce Hrs . MOn-Frl public lleeflng will be held on Deity Pilot fabrwlry 11, 1.., fuel •Y•tam; Amend!Mnt • ,.,_ purauent to Section lt3tl MAm 8TA~ WTIIM4 anea. 100 Civic C...ter Drive &hfC>, 109e0 Wlllhlra Blvd .
7:00 am to 10 pm the 22nd day of February, TM'8 Ho 2 10 ArcMect·Engl,_ PubllSlled °'anga eo..t of tile EducetlOn Code. The,..,.... pat90fll .,. W•t, s.nta Ana, CA 9270 1, Los AnQelat. Callf 90024
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19811. 11 ttie ~ of 7 30 A g r e e m a n t w I t fl D11ly Pilot January 21, Feb-On motion of TruatM doing~ ea: I "8JC ll)JIC( The name. addr9M. and TM l>rniay Companies, ~~~~~~~~~I p m , In the City Hall Council flt&.IC N011C( Rowland/Ehrenllranu for ruary •, 11. 111. 1918 ArmandO R. Aull, d4Ay eec-CASA MOA"O AS· t~ numbaf of l>la4tl· Caltlornla. 17991 M1tchall
DATSUN '7• 280z. clMn Ct1embers. 3300 Hewpor1 deaign of Juvenile J<.11t1Ca, TtM15 ondad end c;Mrlad, Iha SOCIATES. 130 Newpof1 tltr1 attorney, or plalntlfl Soutll. lrvlne. C1 1i l
. • Boule¥wd ~ 8Nc:f'I NOTICE M-Famlly and Probate Court above rHol11llon wu Center Drive. ""'• HO, wlttlout an anorney. ts (El t271•-eo95
gd paint. no dents. mags, CA t2M3 '•t wtMct'l lime and --•CUllll rn Facility; Otta<s of Donated flt&.JC NOJIC( adopted wltfl IN tolowlng Hewpon Beactl, c.Mf. t2llO nombfa. la dkacclon y el nu-Th11 bus1n111 Is con·
shS Pt1195ns. am/Im cus. 1st plaea. lnt.,..ted Pl'IOfll Notice is hereby gi_, th.al Spece trom Santa Ana Unto ¥Ota· Roger Eba.rt a Mary mero d• telelono dal dueled by • geiwal part·
1• Kevin 722-8957 mey appear encl be ,_.d Iha ~ will not be lled School Dl1trlct. '1CTTTIOUS.,_U AYE8: Mf . ..,,,.,, Mfa. Stanley Turner, 2112 ,..._..,_.., at>ogaOodeldarnandanta.o narahlp
MBZ 1985 190E 2.3. mfnt thereon responaible for fll'Y del>ta or Capcstrano Bay Park and MAm S!Al'BmlfT Baum, Mr. Aull, ML Pollard. 8aylftofa Offle, Newpor1 U.C.C.) del demandanta qua no L.C. Albertson. Jr . Sr
cond sltll und41r wwr WMIDA L MOGIO, CITY liabllltlel contracted by any-Recrullon D11lrlct and !"' following P"'10M ate and Mr How.id IMcfl. Cllff. t2t13 Notice 11 1we1>y glVWI 10 tler!ca abogedo, n ). C R. Vice Ptalfdenl
white wlpalamtno 1,rt• c~, CllJ ef ~one otbar 1.11an mYMlf. or or LaguM Hiiis Senlor Center; doing.t>Utlneaau: NOES. None Kathie Turner, 745 DclfN. crecllton of the wlthlft "BUD" MA.1'SH. Eaca .• LAW Thit stalament was.111e<1
$17 500 85'-5278...,.. . ...... alter this dale elltend lhe ••Plrltlon d•t• ESMERALDA MINING & ABSENT: None ngo Drive. Newoott IMcft. nameo tr.,..,or(•I ttlel • OfflCES Of HARRIMAN & 1fl ,,,. County Clark of Ot·
• PublW!ecl Orange COM1 Dated thla 25111 day of and lncrHH Illa Grent DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ABSTAIN: Nona Ca41f t2MO bull trantter a. aboUt to be MARSH. 301 N Raymond ange Couoly on January 13,
-OaHyPllot February 11, 1MI Januaty. t988 Awatd lor Prooallon's Ver· TRUST ACCOUNT, 1122~ STATE OF CALIFORNIA\ Allele Turner Foater, fNOe on~ property Ave., Fullenon. CA t 2e3t 1918
TM4t ...,._A. Caoll tlcal c -Suparv111on Pro· Newport 81vd. •• 19, Coeta COUNTY OF OAAHOE 13070 Portoflno Ortve, Del heNlnafter dMcrtbacl. (71•11179-7190. • FWTI07 i----------i Publisfled °'Inga Cout grim (Awerd No OV MIN. Calif 92627 I, NOAMA A. GOBLE. M•, Call. t201• .Tile Mlftea encl bulineea DATE; (Faeha) JUN 09 Publlthed Orange Con t Deity Pilot February 4, 5. 11. 8601.0300.()(ll; Shor1·0oyte Helen Garner. 151 10 Sac,_ary of the Board of Rutty Turner. 251! Arbor eddruua ot ltle Intended 1tl7 Dilly Piiot J1nuary 21 28. 1--_,.;;~~~....;;-.._ 1gea· Plan lor Mental Health Sar· Tustin V~llage Way •2. TrutteatofCoeatCommuni· Drive. NfwP0'18Mctl, Cellf. tranetarOt'I are; CELESTINO QerJ L Qr..wlla, Cterll. FtbrUary 4. 11. 1988
TllF440 VIQel, Part "B" with State Tustk'I Calif. 92680 ty COiiage District of Orange t2M3 MIRAACHl, .. 270 E. 17lH ST., ., C. ~' o.,we, Tll-377 1---------De pan men1 of r.tan tal Tlltl buslneu I• con-County. c.lltomla. hereby Thie bualnan Is con· ..-11 COSTA MESA CALI-Publlshec:I °'anga Coell .. llM.,. NOTICE "8JC NOTICE Health 1917.al f'.'l9Cal Vear. ducted by an indMdual cenlfy that tile eboW and ducted by: a generm pen-FoRNtA t2t27. · Daily Piiot Fet>f'uary •, 11, 1 __ .;.,,._==..;.;.;;..;.;,;;,,;;;.. __
1--,;,..;,=..;...;..;,;.,,-.-;;.__ Ahao BelCtl Pier Refurbllh· Halen Garner foregoing Aaadutlon ... neraNp The location In Caifornle 11. 25. 1988
STATlmMT M menl Grant Appticllion, end ThlS 1111ament. WU flied OUlty-ancf ragularty aOopt9d KaieNa Turner of tile c:tWf euc:utlve office Th44 I 1('1117 •
HAMGDllTRlfT "*' Conveyance of Santa Ana witll the County Clerk of°'" by !he Mid laoard at 1 reg-Thia .,.._.,, ... flied 01 prtnclPll .,.,..... office ~!!!!0"9ST"~•....!• UM"*' ACTITIOUS R11/8f ChanMI and Wan Ca· •nga County on January 27. 1118' rnM'ing hereof he6cl on with tfla County caartt of Or· of the Intended ttanataror le: rtaJC N011C( -.. '~ ,. ' ~;;;~~~~~~~~ROSE J EWELRY DESIGN, ....... u. nyot1 Road e-ts Cer-!9811 Ille 20th day of .January. ange County on.,..,.,., 26, "IMW .. IDOW" Tl'la lotlowing persons.,, 220 Pllmaf •A Coal• Mala. Tfle following persona tain constructlor? contract• . ,,..1 1988. and l>UMd by • ma-1"8 All other buainMI ~ '1CTTTIOUS .,..... dol;'t bulinffl u PA••TI --· Calif 92127 • have lbandoned tile uM ot -• Mt for bid. aw1rded. Publtshe<I Orange Co'ut jority \'Ota of Mid Board. . ,_ encl adcll 11111 UMd by the ..._ ITA'nmWT C C . INC . 575 Anton
J Valerie B. Boeton. 220 the f 1ctltiou1 Bu11na11 end ptOjeels accepted Rat-0 11ly Piiot February •. 11. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Publiahed Oranea COM1 Intended tranelerOf within The following~'°"' we Boulevard. Costa Man
Too mUCh eeen down? Peltnaf •A. Coalt Mesa. N ame w E S T E R N olutton selling• public ,,..,. 18, 25. 1988 llave hereunto aet my hand Daily Pilot Fat>Naty •. tt, lflfM yeer1 laat yeer1 laat doing bullnels u: Calif 92621
L .... '79ornewarMBZ Cellf 92927 FINANCIAL S ERVICES. Ing 10 vaeale public: llrMll Th~ andlNltfllalttldeyofFab-11. 25. 1... put 80 far M known to tile IRlllNE FINANCIAL IN-Converting Assets to
Compare our largeaeleel. Thia bualneu 11 COii· 2162 Ouoont OrlYe, Sutte w1lhln111acommun11yol Rotl· ruary, 1111. Th-436 Intended traneferM ate: VESTMENTS II, 2091 Bl*-Mll._lnc . a Call1om11 cor·
OA C ~by einlndMdull 214 lrw'41 Calif 92715 1ngH1"s for Marct12, 1t1111. P\8.ICNOTIC( (liln.) NonM fl QeMa, ··NONE" MN Center Orl'le. Sulla or(lion. 575 Anion 11111 If .. Tl Valeria e. &o.ton Th. ACtillous Buslneu 9 30 1 m , was adopted E•· ......,., " .. 9Mfd el "8JC ll)TIC( TM nM.cil end buelrlau 2 0 0 . I rv In•, Ca I If . oui.vard. Coste Mesa.
dial MERCEDES This statement was hied Name ratened 10 Ibo~ wu change of lhre 30-hout In-K,,_.., T,..._ addr9aa of Ille lnt4ihded 12715-115' Clllit 921126
(2131714163 7.2333 wttll theCounty Clerlc of °'. flied 1n °'lfl08 County on forma tion Ptocasa1ng f1CN!!!!0"91T"~S ALLINOUIRIESREGAAQ.. .... lr•••-C•lat• SarnuefA ... ~J;_,C41Pr1 ,.!~ 5~11 d·~~bbuainess lat con· anga County on Deciamber November 12 1tll6 FILE S~st Ill tor two luff· -,.,~ .. , ING THE REQUEST FOR ACTITIOUe _.. Altdlie and Geor C Cor-..., __ ......,,er .,.,..,., "'• ,...,_, Y •corpora ion
5Frwyt'lear8"ch81vd 31 1987 NO F325862 uma. regular Information Thafoltowlng personsara PROPOSALS SHOULD BE ..,._ITA~ dovL 4M1 M.':n Ave 200. lrvl ne , C a lif W111iem Lamaf,VleaPresi·
'"Buena PaOI ,_ JOnathan C Meyer 1201 Processing Spacfaltst 111 pot· dOtng bu1inest as; DIRECTED TO· DAVID IL TM,..,.... par90na -Cyprea Cellfornle to130 ., •2715-115' <*II
PORSCHE '76 912E Publtltlad. Orange C:O.t Baysl<M Drnia Corona oal itJOns was apptovad Gain THE ARTS OF ORANGE 8 R 0 W N E L L • doing ~ -That tile property pertl-Kenneth S. KMdan, 209 I • Thia statement was hied
ec:11an a 5 spd loc.I Daily Pilot Jar>uaty 28 fat>-Mat C•ttl 92625 Pl1nn1ngllmplemen1at1on COUNTY. 170 East 17tfl CH ANCEL L 0 R (7 1 •) R 0 C H£ STE A AS. narlt ,_..o la daaall>ed In ButifleU C...ter Drive, Sulle Wilfl Illa County Cler1t ol Ot·
r araged i~assic. 's 12K. ruary • 11. ti . 1988 . Robert Nelson 616'11 Projeel was approved Per-StrMt, ~le 212. C09ta 432·5113 OR C. MICHAEL SOCIATES. 1 Pn Ptaa. gerieral ea: mae1 1Mf1lat, 200. lrvl na . C a 11 1 =CountyonJanu•ry 13
X.-6.126'4 or 642·9666 Th-414 Margarite Corona del Mar, sonnel mattlfS were 8P-~, ~~2~~retl HO W £ B S T E R · V IEC t Sul ta 1000. JafllbOrM and 19 1ocetacUt· 270 E 17tfl 92~~ 1~ Slmonda Jr 19 II F117110
•---------Ceht 92625 proved Certain purchasing · CHANCELLOR·BUSIN SS Center IMne CllM t2n• St •16 Coat• MeM. Call-· ' • PORSCHE 7S912E. !Cini •-.,. N011C( Marvin Ross B1lt>oa Bay matters-• approved Cer-East 17th Streat, Suite 212. AFFAIRS (71 4) 432-5445 Ed..;, ~ . '-"'*· i«;,.. t2'27. 2091 BuSIMU C...tar Drive. Publl~ed Orange Coast
cond rebll mtr Musi,.. '"-Club. 1221 w Coast Higll· tein tract millers -• •P-Cost• Mau. Calif 92127 Publlll'lad Orange COM1 120 Via wa1ars: Newpor1 The...,_ name used Suite 200, lrvlna. Calll Dally Pilot Janufry 21 26.
10 appreciate S 12.995. FJCTITIOU9 ~•• way, Newpon Baacll. Calif. ptoved A Release of MOf1· Th11 busmen la con-Daily Pilot February 11, 11. Belen. Call!. t2ta by Mid ........,°" at Mid 92715-1156 Febtuary 4, 11, 19811
646-5568 Hm 721-0856 NA .. 8TA.TlmNT 92660 gage'°' Doy' Mulford wn ducted by.,, lndllliOu•I 25. 1tl8 T Patridl 9'Nttt, 132 Via lo~atlort It : c ... 111no·1 Oele R. Peteraon, 2091 Tt1·379
---Tiie f--.&.u. • .,, This bus1na11 wu con-awove<1 Resoluhon con-Jim B•"•" Th-«4 11111ca ~t eaacfl Oulllty Meata. 8usinffe C...ter Drive. Suit• lllllDI"' NOTIC( PORSCHE 78 9 11SC ,;;;;;;:;;: per'IOn ductedby agener1lpertnar· ce1n1ng Apartme nt D•· Thia statement wu llled Calif Hta , That Mid bulk lranaf9f le 200 . lrvlne , Ca l If '"-
Targa gold •Int cond. dat&°GER REAL~ a MAR· ll'llp vatompant Revenue Bonoa. W1111 the County Cieri! of Or· P\aJC N011C( Gar; Alar9on. Partner, Intended to be conaum-t2715-1 15& Kmw
Must sell' 778-6375 E1191 KETING. 17992 Mltc:Mll So. Tl'lla alat_,t wu filed Issue U ot 19115 (Hon 0. ~~County on January 19· '1CTTTIOUS .._.. 7.ol teat Wt* ()all Aldga, mated• tile ofllc:e of-Cell• ~~ier~ e~ '1CTITIOUS .......
6•5-6594 Suite 101. Irvine CaHf witfl the CountyClark OI°'· :'oo::"LC0tpora:'1~w: ,_.. MAmlTA~ Orange.CllM.t2tll lornlaButEaetow tnc.,234 200 l rv lna c'a t1f NA.mSTATIMINT
VW 196712volt -llres 92714 =CountyooJenuary25.A1:,. R."~~ .. ~p-P\Jbtlshed °'"91 Coul TNlollowlngpataons•• G'9ndonl.&nens,Part-E. 17th St.. •111. Coet•1211S.115' . ThefOllowlng 1>9'SOOS8't
am/Im cassette f\Jna Char'lal Keigti Carter. 597 1 prOV'ec:I Aaaluuon concem-Di iiy Pilot January 21. Feb-doing bullneN .. nar. 12 Kaptar, !Ntne. Call . ....._ c.-tomla 92627 on or Tllil bualnau ta con-doing bustnau as
good $750 675-5302 Peralta Hiiia Dr . Anel'letm. Publisllad °'ange Coast ""'1988 s ......... Family Mori· ruary 4, 11. 111. 1... IA91NE FINANCIAL IN-92715 after Mardi 7th. 1"' ducted by • venatal part-c Ac . s 7 5 A n I 0 n Calif 92eot Deily Pilot February • 11, ... ., •. .,,... Th~ 10 EST ENTS 209 8u Aeytnond A. 8._.., Part-Thll bull tr ... II IUb-......,. Boulev1rd Cos11 Meu
please cell alter 5 OOpm This t>ustnau " con-111. 25. 1t1111 oaoa Revenue Bono Pro· v M • 1 Ii· nar. 270 Mountain Court, ject to Calltornla Unllofm ~=--T ,.._~ c am 92626 --Th_.3' gr1m was adopted Evalu· neu Center Onve. S4.11te Ir' Calif t2t71 Commardel Coda S«:tlOn _,_ · ......., ..... Aaln O..tttic 9308 duc1ed by an lndiVldval alton of po1ent1al AdYlsory rtJBl.IC NOTICE 200. Irvine. Caltf t271S ... · Thia 1t1t--.1 was filed Converting AaselS 10
_________ 1 Charles 1<e1g11 Cwter Ballot Measu e on auarna Jamee T Capratz 2091 Thl1 bullnaM la con-1106. wltfl IM County Clattl of °'· Catfl, Inc . a Ca111orn1a CO<·
Accounts Receivable This statement ... IHed flt&.IC NOTICE II VI tr. n ~ p Ori .. Io ~ f1CTTTIOUS ....... Buslnaas Center Drive. &lit• ducted by • venatal part· TM name and actor ... ol ange County on January 21. p oratlon. 5 7 5 Anion Cterll Pac•ltG View Mem· """h the County Clark ol °'· alraleglea to imptova -" MAim STATlmMT 200 Irvine Calif 92715 naraNp tfla per1on wllll wflo111 1988 Boulav1rd. Costa Meaam
oriel Park Newport Beach anga County on January 26. KITM1 The following 1<' h. s l<Uoen 209 Edwin.....,..,. c6aime INY be fttecl '*Call-n.MI Calif 92121
Call Fran 644-2700 1988 S T'A TI II IN T 0 P ~=11:dw::'ep~o~fl~ dOlng buslnass :;:eon• are 8ul4= ~tar Ortve: Sult~ nw. atatement •• Neel fOfnla Baet ~ow Co .• 234 ~ 1 • ......, _.. Thl1 bu11ne11 la con·
-,... w.ntDRAWAL. ded Raaol lion 30&0 AIRWAY AVENUE 200 lrvlna Calif t271S with tile County Qertl of Or-E. 17th St.. 111· Coat• ......... C•ntet Dtf .. ducted by • corpc>(1llon
N·BERS ?ublltnec:I °'"'O' Cout ,_,~ :;revlM<1Conn':c1of 1301 Oove Streat.Sulta•eo: vine. c. s~. Jr .. aneaCountyonJanuary 15· ...... Calltomla t2t2~ ................ c .... : w1•lamL"'-. Vice Ptesl·
" Daity Ptlot Fet>ruary 4, 11. ...UT.a ueDlll lnttrnt Code lor P1ac.nll1 Newpor1 Beactl. Calif 926e0 2091 8ualnaae Center Drive. 1911 the lelt day tor Nlng m11-11• dent
C •01LLAC 18 25 1988 flCTITIOUI au••••• Unified SChool OlatrlCI WU Br ... Wn t-V, Inc .• Dela-Sult• 200. Irvine. Calif. Pu "= :7.:1tfl~or~:: Publiltled Orange Coul Thie alalamenl WU llled n Tt1~7 MAm adoPted °''nge County ware Corporation. 1301 t 27 1S bhhaCI ~.,. ' bat Dally Pilot Fat>Naty •. 11. with Ille County Clef'k of°'· ----------11 TM following person h .. Ash Ind Gama Commillk>n Dove StrMt. Sulla •IO, Francee H. Dodd, 2091 Olllfy Piiot Januery 21· 29• ~ day Of~ ti. 25. 1... "'O' County on January 13. BEAUTIFUL SELECTION wrthdr_,, as a general Pl'1· Annual .._...... was racet¥ec:I Nawpot1 Beaefl Calif t2MO ~ C...tar Offle Suite F.t>ruary •. 11, ,... ~ data __... Th-434• 1988
Of lete model low m11e""e nar tr-t""" ,.......__.....-.. • ...,.... ' ' c t 7 's 111-374 !led tl>ove. l'lfn11 -.. watw;"~,h.-~ Ind filed ElltenSIOfl of lime Tiiis bualnat I• con· 200, !MM, altf 2 1 o.e.t. February Ith, 1111 P\aJC N011C( Publiahad °'ange Coat! CCad1ll~is In Orange I bv"""8 name of STANPAC to submit repO<'I '°'••Pl"-duc1ed by • CCl'por911on Thia bualMU II coo: .. _.,. --IAllUaL "· ltlTCMll. Da;ty PllOt Janu 21. 211. aunty ff us today PARTNERS et 1565 W"' dilute of Pacnrc Com· Jill E Luu. Otstrtct Man-dllcied by • gerieral part ~ ""'~ M01191 c. COMOVA. ..._ llJ1l1I Feorulf'Y, 11 1';l11 540-9100 BOWIE MICAr111ur 8outevwd Co.la merc:entre funds '°' g~· tgerTh'-II._.. ~~ T c .... '1Cnnoue.MMei'.. ....-411 T........ ACnnGUe WH Th-380
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C asa. · otution concerning con1ract with Iha County Clark of Or-Thia 11atement wes n1ec1 ·-..-... Piiot ,,....,.._.. 11 1 ... a long ll me osta The lietltloua buslnea1 phyllclen pay "'" waa ~ County on Januaty 19 with tile County Clefk ol Or· The foloWlng per90nt .. .,_, ~ -1 TM5 1 TN lottowwlQ peraon• .,. rtllJC NOTICE MPSa resid£•n t ~~,..,_.i name s1a1--.1 tor Iha pert-,.. ,,.. .. _ ..... lo 1 • · Cou"°" on J-..n. .... doing businaaa M: ~ .. : ~ nershlp W81 flied on oac.m-..,apt... .,...,..,t n con· " : ... , __ , "'" THE GARA COMPANIES CAC. A GENEVA COM-FICTITM>UI au .....
a w ay Feb ruarv 8, ber31 1teeln tlla Coun"'ot ~Nno 111vestmant of••-,_.. 1 20-::=i::---l.••e P\aJC ll)llC( PA.NY 575 Anto n NAMllTAff....,.
1988 N • '1 cea•lundsforloc1l '99f1Claa Pvbl1shed °'ange Coast •"• _.ft.,, • ' c M 1n ewp o rt Orange FILE NO f331107 u adopted Satecllon of Deity Pilot JllJWary 211 Fet>-c.,.ea 1 ..-.., _, Huntington "· Call!. loulavard. oata aH, The following 1>9'10t1a are
Beach CA H e 1s Full Name and Addr .. of w "fl . · • .... eo.tet °"'" t214e U1liM Calif. 92621 doing bualnasl u surviv~ bv hts wife the PerlOn Wltl'ldrewlng. =eel-Engineer~~ ruery •. 11· · 1918TtM11 t:.4:.. .,,,._ c..'. George AoudetO. as Awe. ~!'~IT !!!!,!!9 Converting Aasall 10 PREMIER CONST~UC· · Aober1 J St La-ance, ng ..,. r tl71t ' . B Aeclondo IMct\. Celt. -A,-.. , Cuti. lne., a Callfornlt eor-TION. 793 Amiga. Way. M11ry: soru.. A rtbu r 1565 w191 MtcArtflur For construction of Katella ~ OrWlfl Coett ~71 TM<~l*'tON•• po retlon. 575 Anton Nawpor1Baactt,Cellf 92&&o
a nd F redertck. and Boulevard, Coat a Maia. :~--8'~~...1!'!~ rtB.IC N011C( Dally ~ FetiNWy •. 11. "-fMI =· 20202 dolts. ? ... ~11 H!'.'..PSHt•E l\Mvard. Costa Meaa. Call! J~ Anthony Leitao. d · h t J h Calif 92126 ..,.,,.._ 11. 25 1MI Aunnlng Spri l aN, Hunt· ,.__ "'"' " t2t2t 793 AmfOOI Wey. l\lawpqr1 a ug N oan IS s Md Rooer1 J St Lew-ang. Inc .. Mleeted .. primafY ACTTTIOUS .,..... . . lnaton. laadl. tM4t ASSOCIATES •• Cellfomla Thia busln... II c:on-Batch Calif 92860 mo t h C' r Ed 1 1 h , ,en! firm, and ASL ~'"9 MAMI ITAtumWT Tlt-430• .,-1111 ~ · 18 con-genarll ~. \7922 dllcMd by: a-CC)r1)0fetlon Thia· bu1lnan ~ con·
brothers. George & Put>lttflad Orange Coa91 Engi~~ ~.:~ TM= ~· .,. •-~ llftllC( dueled by' a 11m1tee1 pennar-"'ch Avenue, Sult• 100. WM!an'I Larner. Va Pree!-duc:ted l>Y. .,, Individual
Albert. sisters. Annie. Daily P110t January 21. 21. :::· D!:a C...ter !o new ~RSIFIEO ~OLOINCS ~ "" afllp ~ ~7 ~!.___.. • ~ a? ' ~ Joel ..... Leitao ,._...
Ed d M 3 fabluary • I I 1981 ' • George AfuCMIO .,...,.,._.,,. • ._ ••._.,,., WM ...., ·-1111_,I WIS f._, na an ano n. · Tfl-382 Enwonmantel Menagarnent •350 Von Karman. Suite K 1• Ttli9 ll&tament ... lied Calllornl• corporation, wlltl IN County Clark ot Or-with Ille County Cieri! ol Or-
grandsons V1s1tat1on Agency Clvlc C...ter Heed· UC>. Newport a..cti, Calif P1Cnnou9 .,_.. wltfl the County Qertl of Or· 17'22 F1'dl A...,., lutte ... County on Jenuery 13, ange County oo January 20.
w ill be ~nda y. Feb-Pl&.IC NOTICE ~~!~::•c=~ *1~ ·~lifiec:I Land 1 E11p40. T=:':! •• ... Count) on Daoeml>ar 1~A.~·:!,:~5QI t... ,... 1tM ,,_.,
nar y 12, from 12 It primary firm and TM r1tlon Co ' Utllfl Corpor-doing bulinaaa u : 31, 1917 UndlroCanyon "'*' ._ Pullllf!lld Oranga CoMt Published °'anga Coelt ';!~~~!!!!!~~~~ noon to 8 00 P M Fu-FICTITM>UI llU9IMl:SI Donald l<rotM PartnarShlp _...._ •3~ Von Katman LliiCO 17100 Gilleti. .•v· ,_ .... ....___..• ,. __ t't...,, Piiot. Jenu.-y 21• 21• Deify Piiot January 21. Feb-. ..... ITArn.tff • ........ I • -Putllltflecl °' ... Colal -·· ---• -· -*'-Y. 11. 1MI • 11 11 19N • neral services will be r11e followfng pertont •• Mleetad .. alternate: and Sult• 440, Neoiwpor1 IMcft. · lrvtna. ~ •27•4 OaMy Piiot ...,._., 21 n TNa bulWIMa le COft.. • • Th 371 · · Tfl.41t
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[] DONAVAN AND SEAMANS
CONTINUES JEWELRY·
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MEN 'S CLOTHIER
IN ~soCJTHERN
CALIFORNIA
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Donovan.. and Stamans offers thi~ topaz and diJmonW.chnt.
Customers .
tjake sp-ring
~tyles in stride
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GiRISTESON
: Hemphill's Shoes in Fashion
~and is prepared to help you step
i~ospring in st yle. This famil y run
~re has been providing both
~alit)' shoes and service for 20
Y,tars in the Harbor Area, as well as
,5 years m Alhambra. Since its
!'Kent remodel. Hemphill's has a
bright new appearance, which
reflects the rook of the shoes.
The score specializes in men· s
and women's casual and dress
hoo. ·we offer cust0mers an
updaced trad1cional shoe," ex ·
plained owner Brian Hemphill.
"We stress customer strvice here,
wt do our btst to get customers
what they want and what fits them
correctly."
The saJesmen are carefully
trained to accurately measure cus-
comer' s feet ins1tad of just pushing
merchandise. A shoe that does nor
fit properly can caust both f{)()( and
back problems, and Hemphill's
considers the fit of the shoe to be
extremely important.
"When we decide co carry a
shoe, we make a commitment co
that particular style and provide the
range of sizes ~d widths customers
need. Many department stores carry
some of the same shoes but only in
select sizes ... said Hemphill. Cus-
comers appreciate chis. as nor
everyone has f eec in selen sizes.
As an additional service co
cuscomers. the score has a
Florsltcim Express Shop Computer
which aUows access to every one of
the thousands of shoes ma nu fac .
tured at the Florsheim factory in
Chicago. This way customers are
guaranteed to find che st yle, color
and size of shoe they are looking
for, whether it be a new style,·or one
they have_ been pleased with in the
past.
Those people who have a hard
cime finding che right size have
access co many more shoes than one
store could possibl y carry. Once an
order is placed over the computer.
the shoe is delivered within seven
days direct I)' to the customer's
home or office. This service is
available at no excra charge to the
customer.
Some of the ot her popu lar
brands avaii2ble at Hemph ill's are
Bally and Cole Haa n. The store is
(Please see CL 'STOMERS/P6J
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carried on
By CINDY TRANE
CHRISTESON
Donavan and $(a mans optne.d
its first jewelry score in 1894, and
has bttn a family run busintss ever
since, according to James Bailey.
owner.
"My great.grandfather was the
Donavan and his brother.in.Jaw
was the Seamans," said B.ailey.
&tween the yeirs 1895and191<l
there were six store locations in Los
Angeles, including one of Wilshire
Boulevard, directly across from the
Los Angeles Counry Museum.
Day of beauty
excellent way
to pamper
By CHERYL WALKER
"Valentine's Day ... that's the
'day oflove,' yes? Then why n0<
give a 'day of beaury ?' "asks
Anton io Buttaro, owner of Atrium
Court's most exclusive hair, face ,
nail, and body beauty treatment
center for men and women -the
Europa Salon and Spa.
Gift certificates in any amount
plus a variety of sptcial programs
and packages at the elegant art
deco-styled establishment allow
gift ·givers a chance co pamper their
favorite someone on Valentine's
Day in new and different wa)'S.
Buttaro. a former Italian
diplomac and one-time proprietor
of the Watergate-Salon in Washing-
ton. D.C. {where he ran his fingers
through the hair of political
notables such as Martha Mitchell
and Elizabeth Dole ). designed his
stylish, ssoo.cro. 6,00l-square-f{)()(
retreat from the hustle and bustle of
GOLD COAST is a sptcial
publication of the Orange
Coast Daily Pilot and New-
port Center /Fashion Island.
The contents are copyrighted
br the Orange Coast Publish-
ing Co .. HOW. Bay St., Cosca
Mesa. 92626. All rights re-
served. Merchandise on cover
available at Pons Inter·
nattonal.
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''I've hffn involved in tht
jewtlry business smce day one,··
said &iley. "We first opened our
Mort in Fashion Island in l9fk)1 and
in 1~ wt me>vfd everything from
our other locations to Atrium
C "L-'d ~ ourt, new .
Many of the clientele have
followtd the store, and customers
come from boch tos Angeles and
Orange countits. "We hne a strong
draw from all over, and wt do a lot
of business by phone too," said
Bailey, who has a graduate degree in
gemology.
Donavan and $(amans is
located in ~.700square (eet on the
third floor of Atrium Court. As
elegant as this store is, it is not at all
imposing or stuffy, and customers
are created with friendly service.
"We art one of the few full.
modem life to combine the btsc of
Old World charm and exptrtise
wich new world technology.
The salon· s menu of services
extends far beyond the typical
btauty shop fare of shampoo, cut.
set, blow dry, manicure and
pedicure, he says. A trip co Europa is
meant tO be an exptrience -from
service ~lry establishments,"
said Beilfy. ''We cover tht jewelry
sptctNm hert, from Sl ~to $30,<0>.
We do it all, whether you nttd a
small wring fixed, or your jewtlry
nttds a major overhaul.'' There is a
certified gemologist at the store so
customers~can have their jtwtlry
appraised.
Donavan and Sramans aJso has
a cuscom designtr on the pttmilcs
to help individuals chOOSt the look
they want for their jtwtlry. Accord-
ing to Bailey, the designtr will work
with the customer and offer color,
full -scale renderings of the design
possibilities for approval. These
renderings are made at no obli-
gation to the cust0mef.
, "Besides selling watches and
jewelry, we off er fine gift items
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Selecting
classi~ styles
always in
By MARGE BITITTI
the moment a patron steps from his Cl0<hing a woman seleets
car. should be geared t0 elevate her
An international staff of stylists st~tus and the design should be
is poised co cransform hair, nails and classic ~nough co be appropriate in
face to model perfection in the any semng.
main studio, while bthind che doors Ports International. located in
of 13 private rooms cechnicians are Fashion Island and South Coasc
ready to massage, steam, bathe, Plaza, provides women with classtC
scrub, s00the and soak one's bodily and timeless garments. stylishly
cares away. appropriate in any ciry of che world
Pamptring comes in many from New Yark to Hong Kong or
packages with services suited to Newport Beach to Paris.
men, women and even children Janet Icardo, manager said'.
with simple sham~ and blow dry "The phrase, classic is in. is
combinations starting at a modest redundant for classic is never out.
$20 co more ex0<ic procedures such By nature and definition classtC
. as a 10-massage visit program ···denotes longevity, a cont inuum . a
costing $40~. balance.
Five elegant packages ranging in Ports Internacional is an 18· year.
price from S9~ to $200 offer one to old Canadian corporation wich' 1 O
four hours of sptcial handling. locations across the nation. This
Women can enjoy the popular summer new scores will bt opening
four-hour "day ofbtaury" for $200, in Washington. D.C .. and New
for example, which includes a bod y York.
massage, facial, manicure, ptdicdfe, The firm gained recognition in·
cut aitd blow dry, scalp treatment , the early 1970s when many women
makeup application and lunch. btgan their re-tntry into the job
Men find a 10< to savor in two market. The company· s founder
$9~ programs. One includes a realized that women rightfully
revitalizing mineral soak. dtt.p'body deserved their own classic·att ire;
massage and faciaJ_,-while ihe 0<her clothing that emulated che rimeless
features a herbal sa1t -glow steam, lines of male attire but without
light body massage and facial. Men sacrificing femininity.
also have voiced their approval at In the past three yeus there has
receiving a SlOO spa membership. been a change in the interpretation
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The ca.:etree elegance of the Riviera ha been captured
in thi lu urious sandal from Ol~mnlm> Trotters·
exclusive Sand Dollar ColJ,dion. tep
into summ~r with style while you enjoy one
of the most comfortable andals we've ever seen.
Feature include genuine leather uppers.
... deep cu hion..liners ~nd season perfect Clllor
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White, navy and bone,
sizes 5 1/2 to 10, N-M widths
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Fine ,pieces·
of jewelry
are originals
Most of Wyndham Leigh's
designs, from the simplest tailored
earrings co the one-of-a -kin d cus-
com-made major pieces, are done
by Bruce Lambert, president Each
piece receives the same accent ion co
derail. cons1deracion co good clean
desig n. and a look thac is fresh and
unique co che score.
Wynd ham Leigh, br its in-.
novame designs. has been a leader
in 1ewelr)· fash ions since locating in
Fash1on.lsland in 197 • and scrives
co continue creacing fresh exciting
ne w designs regularlr.
·Our goal 1s co design and creace
1ewe[ry chat is unique and special -
chac che wearer can be excited about
wear ing, and che g~ver be proud co
give. I chin k we have managed to
an. omplish chac goal'qu ice dec1d.
CA HM ERE PEOPLE. A rose
will be given co hoppers
UOl 'fX)IR II A achec will be
1:1,cn w1th am purch a e.
\l:.IMA \-MARCr . Diane
frt1~ ptr~onal appearance in the
Cuucoure alon featurtn!! informal
mu<ltl in_c. noon co 2 p.m
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ed lr. witnessed by che number of
ver) happ) customer we are so
fortunate to have," Lamben said.
"We never scop crpng co do chin~s
even bercer and we are e\er mindful
of our custom ers' wanes.
"Before our hallmark goeson a
piece of jewelry. it ·s been made as
well as PoSS1ble, or we stare ove r
again," Lambert said. ~
While ochers may occasionally
reach the leve! of qualic r provided
b)' Wrndham Leigh. few ever
surpass itt The third generau oo
master goldsm1ch. who has ha~ ltd
che ctam of craftsmen for al mo t
eight ) ears now. ca ref ullr guard~
and protects the m ndard of
excellence chat has htl ped ma ·t tht
1ewelers so h1ghl) regarded
"Our 1ewe lry price ran~e from
S100and S300 on up co several
thousand, and in each case che prict
1s boch fair an d competeci' e
(assum in~} ou could find some-
thing similar tlsewhere }. and con-
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By CINDY TRANE
CHRtSTESON
Garys and Company. which
opened in 1978 in the Bu llocks
Wilshire Wing, is a specialty
clochmg store for men. It carries
everything from jeans to tuxedos,
and every kind of accessory a man
could need.
· If the(Ustomer is young, just
stam ng out in his career. he is sure
to f mchhe right look for the rig hr
price. The successfu l businessman
can also add to his wardrobe from a
large selernon of the very finest
clothing made in the Vnited States.
"\X'e don 't d1recr our merchan-
Jise to'>'iards tt:1s-t one economic
profile." said manager Vince
Magnate. '\X'e are referred co as an
updated crad1c1onal store. At Garys
and Compam we cacer to the men
who have Iv\ League roots but an
elevated caste level and an apprec1a-
Perfect!~
P.O .S.H.
merchandise
By Clr\DY TRA~E
CHRISTESOr\
Over the \ears P.O.S.H. has
escabhsbed itself as a premier men 's
clothier in Sout hern California. As
che ~core enters its second decade. ir
ha~ expanded its merchandise col-
lemon in a spectacular new score
ad1actm co :\e1man.Marcus.
T uni Carreon. manager and
bu\ t r. explained thac the name has
comt ro stand for elegant, grand .
soph1st1caced. upper cruse. che
fi nest of anrchin~. P.O.S.H. 1s an
anachronym for Port Out.
Starboard Home."
The htSton oi this phrase.began
during the rurn of the cent ury when
che wealth y booked passage on
hips from England co India. To be
assured of che shade side of the
boat. the\ resen ed those exclusive
cabins on the port. or left. side of
the ship going to India. and the
starboard. or nght. side on che
.. return trip home.
"Keeping in line with our na me.
!-''e cater ro the rising or up?er level
business executive:· said Carreon.
We carry the highest standards of
qualit\ and St} le for men. More
men are wearing suits these days
because the business c.:limace has
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tion fora more ~rcrtsring look." The firm 's made.co.measure pro·
Magnate explained that while gram ensures that the customer's
the ~lothinl is traditional, it's noc doching will be altered to his
tocally pre icrable and it allows the individual needs. The two tailors.
customer to express mort individu · Manny Raya and Nick Baccari,
ality. havt been at the score since it
"We have a very extensive opened.
formal wrudepartment," said "We offer quality merchandist
Magnate ... Anything that we sell and personal service," said
cannO< be mistaken for rental Magnate. "The way you sell
cl0<hing. It will never go out of style something is important. Once a
and it will always be appropriate. person is a Garys' customer, it's
And we have only tie-your-Own tics hard to convince him to do
here, no clip-ons, ··he said. anything else. Many of the cus.
Tuxedo styles include boch comers who used to go to ou r
single and double breasted. The Marina Del Rey store and our
cummerbunds are available in former Los Angeles location mi-
solids as well as·man)' brilliant grated south and have found us
colors, plaids, flora ls and down here.
geometrics ... There are certain "A big part of our sportswear
funct ions in chis area where you can program is our pleated jeans. They
have some fun with your formal are easy fit and made of laundered
look.·· cotton," sa id Magnate. Colors
The store has an extensive include denim, khaki, pink, sofc
colleaion of ties. "We probably blue and indigo.
have just about anr tie rounn
imagine in bo\\~ cies and in formal
There is a good seleaion of
sweaters ac the S<me, too. 'The
wear. interesting thing about swea rers
Su its, sportscoats and trousers today is that they are all very
are featured in one room , with textured. they are nor just lambs
fa vorice brands such as Polo, wool, V-neck sweaters in solid
Southwick and Norman Hilton. colors. The )' are purchased and
ch anged in the lase eight to 10 years monogram service available at the
due to the increase in major store for that special personal
corporations moving their head-touch.
quarters here and co the arrival of The full seleaion of formal
the Performing Arts Center. More wear includes 50 different patte rns
people are dressing up." of cummerbunds co allow for
According co Caueon. the dress creativit y and individual ex-
shtrts offered at the store are press ion. "Besides che basics, we
carefully selected all-cotton pin-sell paisleys. stripes. patterns and
point oxfords. broadclochs. and polka docs. Almost anything you
sea ·island cottons in a large variec r can find in a tie. rou can find in a
oi sm pes. tactersalls. checks. and cummerbund," he said. Many of
fresh solid shades. These are offered rife cummerbunds come with
in collar scyles rang ing from marching bow ties.
crad1c1onal button downs and According to Carreon. the
scra1f hc points co English spread neck wear at the store 1s handpic ked
collars. co meet certain specifications. "~'e
The dress trouser colleaion bur with che customer in mind. We
includes both plain front and have standard widths, patterns and
pleated models. These are made colors ... There are more than 6.<XX>
from iine wool gabardines and all-silk ties available at the store.
tropical wt1~ht wools in a hand. from dreSS) wovens and paisleys to
som~ssonment of shades. styles foulard prints and scripes. l.inen
and patt erns. The crad1cional suits textures are.a big focus fort ies chis
are tailored in e1cher double or spring ... he said. P.O.S.H. has a
single breasted models. w1ch handsome collecrion·of tie clips,
pleated or plain front trousers. The collar ba rs and collar pin~vailabte v-sport coat collernon offers fresh co complete the look you want.
colors, pa teems and fabrics. ·on the more casual side. men
Brand names sold at the score want more creative sportswear. ..
include t\orman Hilton, South· said Carreon. Ther want a wider
wick. Leo Lozzi and Chaps bv variet)' of colors. and more interest.
R.tlph Lauren. All the clothing must ing looks ... To meet these needs.
meer the score's high standards P.O .. H. hazeach expanded the
bet ore the P.O.S.H. label is applied . sportswear artmem co include
· P.O.S.H. will ensure that all -actl\e wear and swim wea r. There
clmhing fits correctly. "Men expecc are sport sh ms in many St}'les.
cu have their clothing tailored these patterns and fies. and sport crousers
d.n s We have our own tailor shop and walk shorts in boch pleated and
·un the premises with three full-time plain from models.
cailors.· said Carreon.'There is also a In addmon tothe men's era.
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worn for enjoyment, n0< utility," he THE ATRIUM CAFE: 24
said. Fashion Island (Atrium Court,
They also have a large collection Lower Level), 7{)().1100.8a.m .. 10
of shon by Cole Haan, Polo and p.m. daily. Soups, sandwiches,
Nancy Knox. Tht choice of socks, desserts.
Like the array of ntckwn.r at the BOB BURNS RES·
score.allows for individual choice T AURANT: 37 Fashion Island,
and flair. "There is noching boring 644-2030.11 a.m.-lO p.m .• Mon.·
about it," he added. Thurs.; till 11 p.m. Fri and Sat.; till
For Valemine's Day gift ideas, 9:30p.m. Sun. Campagne brunch,
Garys and Company h~s an ex-11 a.m:-3 p.m. Sun. American and
tensive assortment of small leacher Continental cuisine.
goods from credit card cases to soft BOGIE'S PLACE:87 Fashion
luggage. The score also has a lex of Island, 640-03~. 11 a.m.-0 p:m ..
personal vintage memorabilia for daily: till 9 p.m. Thurs. and Fri.; rill 5
sale such as jewelry. letter openers. p.m., Sun. Soups. salads, sand-
cufflinks and stud sets. Most of wiches, pasta.
these items come from England and COCOi: 78 Fashion Island,
the East Coast. You can aJso choose 644-157l.6:30a.m .. l l p.m. daily.
from a broad seleaion of slippers American cuisine.
and robes made out of materials EL ROBERTO: 43 Fashion
ranging from silk co terry cl0<h. lsland,640-7337. lOa.m.-Op.m ..
Garys and Company is located daily. Mexican cuisine, ice cream.
at 119 Fashion Island Drive. All FIFTH AV ENUE FRANKS: 24
ma1or credit cards, including the Fashion Island (Atrium Court.
Fashion Island car~. are accepced. Lower Level). 7(:J).1100. 8 a.m .. 10
Hours are Monda}' through Thurs-p.m:daily. f\ew York style frank-
day from lOa .m. co6 p.m.; Friday furters.
from lOa.m. co9 p.m.; Saturdar 10 FRANCISCAN
a.m. co 6 p.m.; and Sundar. noon co ROOM/BUFFUMS: 1 Fashion
5 p.m. For iurther informacion. call Island.644.2200. l l a.m.-3 p.m .. ... 759.1622. Mon .. Wed., and Sat.; till 6 p.m ..
Thurs; till 7 p.m. Fri.; closed Sun.
d1cional clothing, P.O.S.H. has American cuisine.
adaed departments featuring shoes. GOOD EARTH RES-
limited edmon luggage and gifts. TACRAt\T: 110 t\ewport Center
Boch dress and sport shoes are Drive. 6-W-241 l. 7 a.m.-10 p.m .. Sun.
offered at the score. and include through Thurs.; till l l p.m .. Fri. and
such quaht) boot makers as Alden. Sat. t\atural food; American
Ferragamo. Ball}'. Baker Ben1es, cui sine.
Johnston and Murph}" and IL FOIRNAIO BAKERY: 24
Timberland. Fashion Island (Amum Court,
According to Carreon. P.O.S.H. Lower Level ). 640-4279. 8a.m.·10
is an ideal place co shop for special p.m. dailr. Italian pasta dishes and
gifts for men. espec1allr chis bread.·
Va lemine·s Da\. The score has LA SALSA: 14 Fashion Island
'image "'arches from che turn of (Atrium Court. Lower Level ).
the cemur\' that have been collecced 640-H 9. a.m.-10 p.m. daily
from arou~d the world . \X'atch Mexican cuisine.
straps are a\'ailable in a rariet~ of LIOOBCF-
skins, including leacher. alligacor FET /ROBINSON'S: Z Fashion
and osmch. There 1s a handsome Island. 644-2800. 11 a.m..4 p.m ..
collernon of soft sid ed and hard· Mon. through Sat., closed Sun.
sided briefcases. and elegant Soups, salads. hot and cold sand-
Gherka luggage. w1Ches .• costadas.
"We also have men 's ~ANDARETTE CHIN ESE
suspenders, wh1Ch are cechnKally CAFE: 24 Fashion Island (Atrium
called braces. in a variet r of colors (ou rt, Lower Level). 640-5 394. 8
and patterns ... said Carreon. "These a.m.-10 p.m. dailr. Chinese cuisine.
have become more popular because MAX GO URMANDISE: 24
they allow men the opportunit\ to Fashion Island ( Acriu m Court.
show more color and make a Low~r Level). 640-8124. 9 a.m.-9
statement ... Another gift idea fo r p.m. dailr. Fresh fruit tam. pastries.
men are bathrobes wh1Ch are candies.
available in cotton, silk. and terry MULOOON'S IRISH PCB:
cloth. 202 t\ewport Center Drive.
P.O.S.H. is located at 561 .. 6404110.11:30a.m.-l0 p.m. Mon.
Newport Center Drive. All ma1or . through Fri.; 5:30-10 p.m .• Sac.; 9:30
credit carat including the Fashion a.m.-3 p.m., Sun. Brunch. Pub hours
Island credit card, are accepted . It is cill 2 a.m .. Mon. through Fri.; 4:30
open from 10 a .m. co 6 p.m. from p.m .. 2 a.m. Sat.; 9:30a.m. to 2 a.m .•
Monda} through Thursday; lOa.m. Sun. 3-10 p.m.
to 9 p.m. on Frida r; and Sunday NEWPORT STUFF'D ROLL:
from 1 Z p.m. to 5 p.m 107 Fashion Island. 640-5752. 9
a.m.-6 p.m. Mon .• Wed. and Sat; 9
a,m.·9 p.m .. Thurs. and Fri.; 11
a.m .. ~ p.m., Sun. Ntw York scyle
submarines and <><her sandwiches;
salads.
NICOLE'S/MAR.
RIOTT HOTEL: 900 Newport
Center Drive.644-6280.6-lOp.m.
daily; 9:30-2 p.m., Sun. brunch.
Continental cuisi ne.
SAVANAH GRILL:~~ New.
port Center Drive. 759-0404. Lunch,
Mon.-Sat.11 :304:30; dinner
5:30-10:30 p.m.; Sunday brunch
l0:30-3:30;dinner4:3().10:30. Re-
gional California cuisine (San Fran -
cisco style).
PARADISE CAFE: 600-D New-
port Center Drive. 644-1237. Lunch
11 a.rrt.-3 p.m., Mon. through Fri.;
dinner 5:30-10 p.m. Mon. through
Sac.; closed Sun. American cuisine.
PETITE CAFE: 550-B Newport
Center Drive (basement, Bank of
America bldg.). 7(i)·9'l92. Breakfast ..
7 a.m.-11 a.m.; lunch 11 a.m.· 3 p.m.,
Mon. rhrougtrfri. Clo~d Sat. and
Sun. Soups. salads. sand wiches.
plus two hot entrees daily.
THE PIE BAKERY: 24 Fashion
Island (Atrium Court, Lower LeveJ}.
760-1100. 8a.m.-10p.m. daily. Fresh
baked pies dail y.
THE Rm: 880 Newport
Center Drive. 720-1800. Lunch 11:30
a.m.-3 p.m .. Mon. through Sat.:
dinner 5.30-midnight. Mon.
through Sat.; closed Sun. Continen-
cal cuisine.
THE SALAD BAR: 24 Fashion
Island ( Acrium Court. Lower Le vel ).
7(:J).~ 100. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. dailr. Forty
linear feet of salad makings.
including fresh vegetables. fruit.
shellfish. and condiments.
THE SWEET LIFE BAJSERY·
61 Fashion Island. 640-8211 . Cf 30
a.m.-8 p.m .. Mon. through Wed.:
till 9 p.m., Thurs. and Fri.; rill 6 p.m.
Sac.: 11 a.m .. ~ p.m. Sun. Sand-
wtChes. qu iche. cookies. croissants.
cheesecake. Fre nch bread.
ZODIAC ROOM/t\EIMA:\-
MARCCS: 49 Fashion Island.
59-1~. l l a.m.-4 p.m .. Mon.
through Sat.; closed Sun. California
nouvelle cuisine.
EL TORITOGRILL: 951 New.
port Center Drive. 640-287S. Lunch
Mon .. Sun. 11 a.m..4 p.m.; dinner
4-10 p.m. Sun-Thurs .. Fri. and Sac.
nll 11 p.m.; happr hour Mon-Fn.
4-7 p.m.; camina ll a.m.-1 a.m.
daily. Original Southwest mesquite
grilled cuisine.
PAVILION. FOLR SEASOr\S
HOTEL: ('fX) ~ewport Center
Drive. 759-~. 760-4920. Break-
fast Mon-Fri. 6:30-10 a.m .. Sac. and
Sun. 7-10:30 a.m.; lunch Mon-Fr i.
l 1:30 a.m.-2 p.m.; dinner nightly
6· 10:30. reservations suggested.
American cuisine with a California
fla ir .
The
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Valentine
G hurka accessories.
vintage watches and
Elkhorn
Scrimshaw knives,
are just a few
of the
many distinctive gifts
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Bob Gill looks
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casual in a hand-loom,
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The ~\\tee L1feCook1eand Baken shup1.anhclp\ouput
together a deliL 1ou~ package for a ven special\' alenrine.
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from Pon lncernauonal which 1s
perf eet fur ca reer dressing or
coordmaun · \\ 1rh ocher accessories
for a more ca ual look
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a queen
t\EW YORK (AP)-Ameri·
can-born author Leslie Field prob-
ablr knows mort>about the Royal
Fa mil) 's 1ewel~ than anrone else.
That include~Queen Elizabeth ll.
inheritor of the n~ht to wear the
m.ltchles~ tollec C1ons that include
pearls wurn b\ Queen Elizabeth I
four cemunt!I .ii.:u. ' After .... urkmg lur ~t'\en \ear
un her buu~. "The Queen· s Jev. els
The Ptrsunal ( ullernon of Eliza-
beth II l Ham \.Abrams Inc ..
529 9~ 1. Fidd hupt~ he· become
che wur1J ) .crt.ittsc IJ, mg auch orm
on the ~ub1tu.
which sht would draw. To her
·astonishment she found no such
thing. She had to compile as
complete a record as she believes
has ever bttn made by combining
re~arch from man)' sources -
-personal memories and records of
che Royal Family-with the full
cooperation.of Buckingham Pal-
ace, where she did much of her
work. She also uStd newspaper
libraries, phoco ftles, bills, rece1pcs,
and published matter.
"I think65 percent of the
information I dug out co puc in the
buok was new co che queen," she
aid in an interview. "I was anuallr
able co cell her ma jest)' where t ht
ua ra she 'd worn on her wedding
dav came from .... le curned ouc co
be one of the-most ancient and
mcerescing in the collection. made
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From Pl
too," said Bailey, "Valtntine's Da
is an ideal time to buy a special gift
for chat sptcial somtone. Popular
choices for men include cufflinks,
studs, tie tacks , money clips, liquor
labels and letter openers."
Bailey's suggestions for women
include 14.karat gold htart lockets
and 14-or 16-karat gold rings with
stones such as COf?iZ, aquamarine,
or the more traditional rub)1•
sapphire or diamond. Earrings and
necklaces are always a favorite , too.
Baccarat heart paperweights and
.sterling silver picture frames are
mher passibilities.
Foran .rnthortt antm1ablt
i1tl<l th.ic dantt!> Y. Hh Jazzlm~
subhtadm~s )UCh as Queen Man\
Field was born in t\ew York and
btg.m her career ac Vogue mag a.
zint' before becoming fashion edi-
tor uf Glamour. She moved co
LunJon. where she now lives. in
Queen Elizabeth ll wea rs a pJ1r of drop peJrl eamn;:. in 195.J which Queen
Vtccoria wore as a roun;: woman.
"Silver jewelry is very pepular
righc now, and we have a nice
colleccion co choose from." said
Bailer. He explained that big
jewelr)' pieces are in St)rle right now ,
and silver is a papular choice
because ic is lower in price than
gold. Silver choker collars and / I rut Lu, er!> Knot Brom h. tht
Km~ Geor~t IUFrtn~e Tiara and
Quttn V1uur1a·) Golden Jubilee
~et ·lace. to :>J\ nmhini.: ui the <
19"' l . became fashion edirorof The
· unJa\ Times and chtn was named
tim temale ed1t0r oi che venerable
Buc~m!iham Palace. Field chink .1
thac Queen Elrzabethapproved ot
che.1uthor· '1ewofthe jewels "a J
repus1co~\ of the concmu1t\ of the
monarchy." with each piece pare ol
a cemur1es-old heritd~e.
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lmptr1J I Statt (ro .... n. che cepcre
.1nd cht Orb.
\X'hen she began cht pro1en.
f 1dd ex peered ru iinJ a h.is1c
~·.:>tern . .i c.italo~ or'"' encun on
SE LECTI NG ...
From P!
ot d.mic. which Icardo defines as
class1rnm wich a comemporarr
'ernacular. In this broader ex-
pression of classic clothm~ che
{t
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·1 acler magazine.
he oriJ.!maced t!ie idea of doing
tht' buuk in 1980. One of che main
rea om c he queen gave her consent
to tht prupu!!al :>he submmed to
SC\ les .tre noc a5 sci ff a che\ once
wt re. Sc~ les have now expan9ed co
mtluJt che element oi nirtat1on
In-the 1950S and 60s worn-en
n p1uuh were of..frsed a varielJ of
m.scthm~ outfits. These ensembles
looked nice when \\Orn cogerher
The queen felt a book on tht
fU} al iewtls shuul<l ha' t the
broadest pm 1ble appt.i l. F1elJ )J\ '·
but usualh che\ did nut march
am chin~ ebe thac a woman hdd 1n·
her clostc The uucfiu. alchoui.:h .
acer acm e. Y.tre limited
Pum lncernauonal cla:,s1c ~ar-,
mencs pro' 1Je an end its 'ariet\ ol
mact hin~ p1eCt) )U ch.it a women
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and thac .... J) the wr1ttr's preferehct.
coo . .'I alwd\.:> wamed cu Jo 1t in cht
furrn oi a fam1h !>Crap book ... she
a1J. rather than Juin~ J technical
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Tht bou . J1, 1deJ mcu <. hJpcer
Je.i lint: Y. IC!i d1.1mund\. emerald\.
ptJrb, .snd ''' torth. lt,l\em ics
li)ttnp "Hli mut h per onal deta il
,
"drJrobt 1 tunc1nuou and not
JU!lt a !>tfl t :> ol t'>Uldted outfit .
ICJrJu s.i1d
Just as tht \C\ Im!! ul ~armtnt')
bear ing the 'Purt'.l lmernat1onal label
I~ dd5SIL '>ll are rhc.-workman mp
JnJ cumtruu1un lc.irdo. hu\erand
man.icer ut the twu locmohs. said.
' \\ ~ bU\ our !Jbm from the better
l.tbm huu t' ol chna.t>rlJ. Our
ld br1n cume lrom Ln~land. Ica lr.
\y, 1cztrl.ind .ind cht ( >rienc.
Thtrt' 1' careful auenc1on to
Jew I oit\(:f\ Pom lncernacional
}!armtnt. t\11 pieces are made with
\lll~le need.It cunscrucrnm ,rnd
lint hed w1ch r rench e.ims Jacktc
linmp are fm1~hed b\ hand
ocher necklaces are especial!\· papu-·
lar.
"We are pleased co be re-
imroducmg our Donavan and
Seamans' Limoges heart boxes."
said Bailey. "These are returning
after a fi ve-year abStnce becau ewe
were unable to find a new supplie r."
The boxes are a\'ailable in differem
-ui che new lines in acfdicion to
swatches. A woman is able co look
at tht book and see what icems will
coordinate w1ch garments chat are
al read> 1n her wardrobe.
Fabrics available for che coming
season include but are noc limited
co cotton kn1cs. cotton chambra)'.
wool barachea. colonial linen sa-
teen. t\ewpart crepe pinmipe.
crinkle crepe and classK sharkskin
suiting.
After a customer has previewed
che coming scyles she can request co
be called when the fashions amve.
l he sales sea ff nocify regular
ccrnomers on a constant basis to
ufltr mform.tuon on sales and
. lc.arJosaid. inform chem oi new merdnnd1se. ·
-· 'When fabric with a primed Icardo felt chat an 1mpartant
pam:rn 1s U'ltJ 1r IH on crucced o aspect of a~s1mfl1! a Ports Inter·
thac all the st.1rns m.mh · nauonal cusromer was educating
Icardo txpla1m:J dw 1n a cla ~ll chtm co pa ) attention co the details
Y.arJrobe the piece) connect in ot their wa rdrobe. A rappart is built
terms oi color. t}le and fabnc over w1ch ea{h regular customer ¥> char
d1tltrtnc ta omdndo\erse,eral each 1s assisted in selecting related
\ e.irs. garment!! instead of isolated pieces.
The wacch bvok 1 a unique The one-co-one relationship
leJcurt that Ports Internacional chat 1s established with t'2Ch
prm 1Jes for<. u \Comers.Two tO cuscomer has resulted in a cremen·
chrte r11umh~ be fort che scare of dous number of repeat customers.
edt h ~td\On cu~cumers are able to who return because the)· appreciate
\hop ahtad .inJ consider fashion the service and che assistance that
opuons. The buok has photographs they have received in building their
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'*-lnddt ........ ra.1 • tip trom Heidi. wf'O Mtt •.,.,, of her VolU'' MUI
day ''"'~ rigtltl
ATRIUM COURT ~
401 NEWPORT CENTER
S.0·8070
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colors and patterns in both small
and large sizes.
Tht approaching spring will
undoubtedly bring many wedding
invitations to your door and you
will have man)' gorgeous gift items
to choose from at Donavan and
Seamans. It is one of che few jewelry
scores where you will find nacwear
and holloware in names such as
Reed and Barton. Wallace. Kirk
and Lune. There are elegant silver
tea services available, as well as
plain or ha mmered trays in both
Sterling and silver place. As an
additional service co che cuscomer,
the score has a bridal registry.
Other favored gift ideas include
exqu isite lead crystal by Baccaratf
La lique-, and Val Sc. Lambert and
elegant clocks by Chelsea. There is
also a be2utiful assorcment of
hand painted Staffordshire enamel
boxes from Eng land.
Springtime also often brings
new arrivals. and rou will find a nice
selection of baby g1fcs.
Donavan and Seamans is
located ac 401 r\ewpart Center
Drive. No. 319. All major credit
cards. lflcluding the Fashion Island
card. are accepced. Score hours are
JO a.m. co 9 p.m. from Monda\'
through Fndar: JO a.m. cu 6 pm
Saturday; and 12 p.m. co 5 p.m. oo
Sunday.
wardrobe. Acardo maintain!!
All Hems are a' J1IJ hie in 11es
4-16. offer in~ wardrobe oprions
that are noc hm iced h\ ~ woman ·
size.
When a cuscomer enters a Ports
lncernauonal locac1on ther are
greeced b> a gracious warm sea ff
Icardo trains her sea ff t0 con ' t\· che
image of warmth and sen Kt la m
a hostess and chis is my home In
this wa\ all customers are creaced ' like !!ue cs. sht mJ
Con 1)tenc w1ch the hoste '
conlept. w ffee. wine or ~ofr drinks
art Cf\ ed This hosp1calit\' 1s nrn
limited co che woman who is
shopping but 15 al o offered to che
fr1end-0r husbaod who paci.emh
wans.
Port lmernac1onal has cwo lo·
cations: 101 ~ewporc Center Dme.
SU1ce 20 in Fashion Island and in
South Coast Plazl at .H31 Bristol
Street m Costa Mesa. Boch scores
are open seven da} s a week
Monday-Frida> from !Oa.m.109:00
p.m .. Sacurdar from Io a.m. co 6
p.m. and unda) from noon co~
p.m. Sunda ) hou rs for the South
Coasc Plaza location are 11 a.m. co 6
p.m. For fun her iniurmac1on. call
720.0SOO, F.ish1on Island . or
850-0505. ouch Coast Plaza .
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fashions
for the young
An unusual score that cattrs
S<rictly co girls 7 through high
school age is filling a need for
quality fashion cloching that often
is absenc from boutiques and only
represent a small percencage of
merchandise in major dcpertment
scores.
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GOLD COAST/An Advertising Supplement to the Dally Piiot/Thursday, February 11, 1988 -C7 •
APPcllZER
Don ·t be fooled
these treat s
onl y taste rich
B CHERYL WALKER
Havt you fOt a pin !>rl •I cul-
rurisc or a dieter on 'our V •lem me\
Da) shoppin~ lts1,
Don't fret . Arnu rn ( uurt ~
Heidi's Frogtn YoLurt Inc dt lrvint
Ranch Farmers ."1•rktc 1n l .tsh1on
Island ha) )Offit lo"' ·lalont 'tt
sinfull r rKhu~c tn.!! 1rea1s cu c,afth
offer your chuos\ w. c:me
find commernal yo •urcs co fit her
own health and fitness needs.
'He1d1 s ph1losoph) ... sa)'S
R > kowsk}. '1s a ha pp)'. health)
bod). Yogurt 's good for you. Tht
two go cogechernacurall('
He1d1, adds che am iable man-
agtr, 1s her own best cuscomer and
reputed!)· downs a quart of her own
special blend every da)'.
(~scorners coo, she adds. once
hooked on one or more of the n
11.l\Ors can 'c let• day go by w1thouc
a stop at her counter.
"I have regular customers wh~
w me in e\t'f) da}-My ma insta\ 1.s
m\ regul.lr customers. especu1lh
business people -mtn and womtr;
bttwttn che •ges of 1~ and 4~ ·
Pricts ac He1d1 ~Start at S 1 tor J
cup Yogurt is alsu avai lable m
cont~. bowh. b.mana splits. chi!. ,
drtn !>no, th) senmgs, smoothie •
drink!>. •nd p1t~lche most expenSl\r
1ttm .u S8 9~ !>oon co be markeceJ
He1d1 ~ ~ roctn Yo.zurt Inc .
~u1tt i 401 \t"' port Center
Dmt. 1~ uptn lrum IO a.m. co 9 p 111
Monll.s\ chroui.:h .icurda, and
!rum 10.s m '\J p rr. on und.H
I-or IJrt !1t r tnlu~m.tc1un. call
(~().(~fl()
Kierc, which opene,d in Fashion
Island less chan chree months ago,
carries fashion-forward cl~hing for
girls. 1uniors, preteens and teen-
agers, sizes 1 co 14. Kiere is located at 319 Newpcrr Center Drive. Rose R ~·kow)k \ rnana ·tr ul
Score t\o 11.\-ont of cht Lir~tsc
volume ~core in 1he l1X1-tw1dmt
compltmtnc Ht1d1 , f ru~tn Yozurt
Inc. of Laguna 8tdcl -'>a\ Hhe (~. I ·
plus low-fat and I ~-plu ) non-iac l
rogurt flavors ')ht 'lt:r\ t'~ cuscomtr)
who flock tu htr w lurtul '>t.t!I J,11h
prnvidt ~ound nucrn1unal '.tlut m J
dehnous wa,.
THE LAZAR E DIAMOND "
"To all chose young ladies wh o
feel ignored by Orange County's
fashion retailers. I wane them co
know chat Kiere is their store," sa id
Valaree Wah ler, owner.
"My partner ,Jeannie Vollaire.
and I wanted to create a special
store where young girls could
experim~nc with hoc Tabels from
New York, Texas and.California,
like Yes. Oxygen, ID #. Zoe.
Climax and prom gowns from Mike
Be net," she said.
"To help chem design their
individual look. we also have a great
stock of accessories, such as
earrings. bdt s and ha1rbows that
coordinate with the oucfics, as well
as gift 1ttms, 1ewelry boxes. sea-·
uoner\. dia ries. rubber scamps and
.DAY ...
From Pl
whtCh includes a momhlr massage.
bod> creacmem a~ hyd ro bath.
~o matter how extensive the
program a cuscomer chooses. sars
Buuaru. Europa wanes co restore
che "inner and outer" person. Thar's
wh,·. he adds. only the: best
produces -deep sea clars. he rbs.
plane, mineral and seaweed extracts
sufft d animals. h eh age group has
it) own selernon in the score, so
ever} ~ne fee ls special. as 1f all the
merchandise has been selecred 1usc
for her instead off teling for·
~mcon. Wahler said.
In addmon co qual it)".merchan.
J1)e, \X'ahler plam to schedu le
ac. m Illes chat are speciall» designed
for young cliencele. such as.
modeling classes and complimen-
caq nail pa1nein~ br professionals.
Becau~ the score is serv1Ce
oriented. sales personnel will offer
'Courtesies not fo und elsewhere.
Wahler s.11d. Personal shoppin~.
ia~hrun ad\ICe .rnd laser scanners
for quick chc:ckoucs will be avail-
ablt. as we ll as "nu-fault " refund
poliC\.
and essences. and. wherevtr ~m-
1ble, all -natural su bsc,rnces -are
used .
The salon also offers free pr1\·ace
plasnc ~urgtr) cunsulcat1ons and on
Mondays. special discount races of
as much as 20 percenc.
A cuscomer can expect and ht
will gee che \er} btsr creacmem
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"We wane mochers co feel good
about coming here." said Wahler.
"I( a mochtr bu) s something here
and then discovers ic doesn 't fit her
dau~hcer's personal caste. I wane her
tu know chat she can re turn it for a
f u11 reiund, unit kt other sco~es chat
unh uiltr srort crtd1t ~o one
houlJ fault a mother for crpng."
Her daughter Elizabet h was. in
fact , cht inspirauon fo r che score
( K1ert · 1s Eliza beth s middle
name I.
K1ere 1s located at ~ 19 New port
Ctnter Dnve bee ween che Sharper
lma~e .rnd Rob1mon\ Thtre 1s
eaH .lu ess from uut)1de the mall
anJ another tnmnc t from inside.
I-or more inform.Hlun. call
"'(l(J-1 ~to
Europa a Ion ,mJ pa. located
in cht Amu m Cuurt. u1te )20, 401
'.\tw port Center Drive. '.\ewpurc
Be.ich.1s open from a m. co 10
pm . Monda\ chrou!!h -aturda\
Suon . buttar o prum1 es. -unda\ a
wdl. Mascerch.ir!!e. V1 a and '.\tw-
porc Center card) art Jtc epced I or
turthtr Jec.ub. call -w.soot
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"Each )O.!!urt ha'> JI! tht !'.ood
culture~ fou nd m \ 11L:urt le 'I made
from skim or lu'-' -l.1; milk .rnd ''>
excreme l\ h1~h in <.all 1um anJ
protein while at tht '>dmt c1m t bttnt
low sale. low iat, dnJ low Lalor it
Mose non-fat Ila, or'>. sht adJ .
contatn about 14 .. ~ u lor1t\ ptr
ounct and Its) ch.rn a hall ·L:~ Jm ol
fac. Low-bu fla,or comae~ dbouc
24 co 26 calories per ou nce and a
liccle less ch.in a p am off dC
I chink. Jdd'> R' ko'-' )k\ .
.. He1d1 !>has cht bt!>t ttxturt coo ol
am }'Ogurc around anJ the0 besc
qualtt\. I t.tt 1t JI! the crme -
murnin~. noon anJ nr~ht -dOU m\
ch1ldrt:n Jo aS"\\'fil le rea lh l) ml""
bt:sc
The corparmon 1 the
bra inchild of tormer !!' mn.l t.
1nctrnJt 1unal bud, burldt r. mom d·
c1un•I '>pt a hr. and J, namlC en-
trtprtneur Ht1d1 ~l1lltr who
<.rt:JCtll tilt rnulc1-m11l1un dull•r
~ O,l!urt bu!>tnt)!> "'ht n !>ht COt.ildn c
INTERNATIONAL
a 1111 0 1111 ce J I/,,~;,.
l o be hefd
from l wo o" fo ck lo 1/,ree o 'c lock p.m .
GIVE
HERA
BRILLIANT REFLECTI.O N
OF YOUR
LOVE.
She ·s been thtre for better and w orse C 1vt• her the
best C.1ve her The Lazare Diamond A diamond lUt co
1deaJ proporuons to release a matchless tire ,rnd
beauty, along with uruque 1dent1h(at1un
Crve her the gift that says I Love You bnU1antly
1' II
EWPORT CE!\TER ·FA ... HION ISLAND · 644-:.W-HI
and mare/, eigMeen//, and 11i11 t'fi.e111/, a l Por/J -9nler11alio11a l. Jewef Courl
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from l wo o "Jo,l lo 1/,ree o'clock p.m . ..
PorlJ .Jnl•n1t111iOll4/·
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120-0800
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P orl J .J,.1.,,.,. ali o,. a/
Jaw! Co.~ s..,,, C .. J pt. ••
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WOMEN 'S FASHIONS
451 • Amen Wordy .
AC 304 • A nasras1a
AC 224 • Boudoir ll
AC 213 Bruestle
57 1 • Casual Corn er
AC HI A • Cavall1
AC 32 1 Forgotten Woman
1067 • Great Amencan
Shorr rory
5o9 • Jean Ryan
347 Karen Ausnn
25 • Lai~ Adzer
15 • Linz Of Cal1forn1a
41 The Limned ..
367 Limited Express
35 I • M. Jacques Furner .
583 • Mirna's Lingerie ....
AC 203 Mondi
AC 312 Panscope .
AC in • Petronella .
AC 207 A • Por.ts lnternauon~l
AC 207 • Pnen ties
AC 202 • R1ccha
AC 202A • Selvaggio
1133 • So1gnee
AC 305 • Splash & Flash.
1069 The Sporong Life
AC 205A • Tripos
AC 206 • Tnpos Couture
599 The Ca~hmere
People
CHILDREN'S FASHIONS
AC 302 • rorC"Ver Childre n
35 • Jacad1
319 • K1ere
SHOES
AC 219 • D1 Vare!>e
37 I • Fan fares
5o7 • Hemph111's
1117 •Huggins
J 7 5 • Na rural12er We.,1
595 • Newport Childrt>m
Boorery
AC l1 0 • erena d ltali.i
30 } • Wetherbv Kav<.er
ACCE SORIES
720-0255
759-1533
760-6190
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. 720-8 115
759.3345
72 1-08
759-908
. 759-0S\.)6
760-255
760-9333
644-4411
720-9 91
. 720-9252
644-4661
. . 720-1366
759-3204
. 760-8648
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720-0800
720-0070
720-1181
759-6877
640-9483
760-600
721-29
760-9744
760-0944
721 -69
759. 177
759. 3661
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700-6561
644-506
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75Q.9551
M4-'l065
644-2464
120-1441
760-949 J
AC 112 •Denier 76l"\.{1292
)"<:i • Haute Rt'ICb 71l"· 19 I
q • Opucal Shop
Of A pen 64( • 1 3(:
AC \I 3 • Pol1t1x Sleuth 7 20-0 1 JI
AC ll"t< Ylang-Ylang 640-011 1
BOOK CARD & TATIONERY
5 B Daltnn
11 l I • Douhleday
~ l5 • Sa11nder' Hallmark
AC 211 •The LT!r1m.ite
lnv1ta11nn
FINE JEW ELRY
644-0041
640-5 31 l
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A 31 Q • Onnavan ~ ea'm11M 64'1-)764
}';9 • Macv Jewelry 760-262
593 • Ra ffJewelry 644-2040
AC 215 • Wyndham LetRh 644-0 501
HO ME FU RNISHING & GIFTS
AC 3 I A 2 Z-Be t Of
Everything 644-1116
AC 317 • Ba 1cs 640-602 5
565 • BenchJey Luggage. Ltd 759-9101
AC 316 • Details 640-2091
AC 301 •Pt~ Deux 644-9056
AC 22 5 The Sharper Im age 640-8800
AC 308 • Trea ures by
Fredenck Fuher 7 2 1-344
11 13 • The Wrapper 11 MQ-0419
MUSIC. ELECTRONICS. TOYS & PETS
21 • Ka rl's lOys .. · ........ 644-09 I
11 • Russo's Pets. . M+o980
SPORT SPECIALTIES
111 t • Busy Body 720-8116
597 . funy.l.D\L ____ ... --~2J
27 • Siu & Sporu. lnc . 6+4-2121
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MEN 'S APPAREL
175 •Al's Garage . 644-5070
AC 2LN Amici 721 -1123
181 • Benetton Uomo .. 640-8424'
A W4 Cha mn's . .64+8900
AC ! I~• Cuzrens 759-8400
ll1M • Garys & Co 759-1622
AC '1l" • IXI: 760--6043
AC 311 Moda Georg10 72 1-8885
163 • Phelp 64i-0264
AL 31 4 • Pol1ux 644-421 0
561 •PO H 640-31 0
36 \•Tux hop at Phelps 644-0264
MEN • & WOMEN'S FASHIO?\~
29 •Apropos M +2652
3 Brooks Brothers 040-8880
AC 2 12 • Ellesse 760-30 10
13 •The Look 644-6500
45 tlverwoods 644-2424
AC 306 •Sisley 760-6095
AC 22 I • Theodore 759.3535
AC 220 • Theodore Man 759-3555
34 J •Wilkes porr 644-5755
FAMILY APPAREL
57Q • Ar-Ea:.e 644-507
AC 307 • Beneuon Maxi 760-65Ti
I 9 • Red Balloon M 4· 80R
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SPECIALTY FOODS
IRFM • Irvine Ranch
Farmers Mar ker 760-1100
FOOD SPECLA LTY
IR FM I The Am um Cafe 760-1100
IRFM S •Coffee Em porium . 640-6027
IRFM 18 The Deli . 760-1100
IR FM J9 · Fifth Avenue Franks 760-1100
IRFM 11 • Hefdi 's ~n Yozurt 640-6070
IR FM 10 Ice Cream Soda
Fountain 760-1 100
IRFM 9 II Foma10 Ba~ry 640-4279
IRFM 14 La Salsa ..... 640-4289
AC 317 • Ma Cuisine
Cooking School 759-68 18
IRFM Neal's Cookies 760-1100
IRFM 7 The Pie Bakery 760-HOO
IRFM 13 POSH Potaro 760-1100
IRFM 3 Quenchers . 760-3611
IRFM 6 • Rocky Mountain Chocolate
factory 640-5476
IRFM l • The Lorus 760-1100
IRFM 15 The Salad Bar 760-1100
IRFM 17 Su h1 Bar 760-1100
IRFM 4 Wine & Imported Beer
Tasting Bar 760-1100
FOOD SPECIA LTY CARTS
C Cla sy Dog
C Coffee & Tea Cart
BEAUTY & HEALTH
AC 105 •Caswell-Ma~ 640-6750
AC H C • Europa Salon & Spa 7 59-~
ERV ICES
517 Ant hony's Sh~
Repair 644-255 1
IRFM 12 • ByThcStem 640-2379
59 I • Classic Tailonng 640-581 1
5 3 3 • Goma Places Travel 640-082 1
51 3 Golden.Blade Barbers 759-32 11 ·
521 Newport Center
Cleaners • 6'44-2 5 12
525 PhotoOne 30 Minute
Color Lab . 759-0707
81 Fashion lsland
Information Center 644-2020
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I OI J W Roh1 nson's 644-2800
RESTAURANTS
3 7 • Bob Burns 64+2030
1129 Bogie's Place 640-6390 FASHION I LANO
1151 California Pma
K 11cht>n Open ummer'88
151 Coco·~ 644· 1571 J . • • 43 El Roherro 640-7 337
91 I • El Tonro Grill 640-2 75 • I IOI Franetscan Room v . • (8uffums) M4·2200 • 101 j\.\'R Restauran t M+2800 t\
001 Ne1man·M arcu~ STO RE HOURS: Resrauranc 759-1900
lhW C.1fe F1ve·O -F1ve M0-5752 Monday thru Friday IOa~ to 9pm
553 The wet.•t Life Cookie &
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Bake hop
H 'l Savannah Grill
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T Ttltphont
R ResmlOm~
0 OrmlunR munratn& c um Food Spc:cialry
V 'Wlet P-arktng
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurldl)'. Februety 11. 1eea * AS
Leadership
and memories
come up short
4th Intech suspec~ pleads guilt_y
W~en Rep. Robcn Badham su.sted in a
recent interview that•newsP1pers are often overly
dependent on their own libraries. he made a vaUd
poa.nt. A ~cwspaper's library consists primarily of
anacln chpped out of that publication for future
reference.
The Ci>npcssman pointed out that misinforma-
tion, ~isquotcs ~r other errors in a story can be built
upo.n, in perpetuity. as reporters pull the file on that
sub1ect and repeat the erron in succccdina stories.
Of course.
an y time a
gross distor-
plul tion of fact is
brought to a
newspaper's
I
•-c11 .. rv anenuon it will Ill ..-~. run a correc#
•••••••••••lll•l'io n . But Badham right· ly pointed out. again. that the correction won't get
the same big play in the paper as the orif.inal story.
His particular gripe against the Dai y Pilot wu
its stories and editorials that ne_µti vely ponraycd
his world travels at the public's ex pense.· The
newspaper was especially cntical of a South Pacific
journey that took a congressional delegation through
such exotic places as Tahiti and Fiji.
Furious about the coverage, Bad ham visited the
newspaper offices where ~e talked to the publisher.
C<tltor and anyone else who would listen. explaining
-cxactly...w.ha& the-tri.p.cntailed-and wh-y sto~in Fiji-
and Tahiti were necessary.
In our latest interview. Badham again talked
about that coverage and complained that the Pilot's
library would contain ooJy clippings of critical
stories because he had never recei ved a fair hearing
from us.
I was ready to balance the record for the
congressman in the story that followed our interview
when I went to our library and d iscovered. lo and
behold. we had indeed given him that heari ng.
In a front page story that followed his visit to the
Pilot, he was gi ven the opportunity 10 s~ll out. step
by step. his entire trip to the South Pacific.
Maybe he never saw the story. Or maybe he
didn't remember it. Just as a newspaper's prejudices
can get stored forever in its library. an individual's
prejudices can get stored in the memory banks where
they block out or reject any information that
contradicts those prejudices.
That's not to say the congressman didn't have a
val id argument about newspapers. But believe It or
not. newspaper reponers generally do their best to
get the facts riiht. When they don't, editors arc ready
to run correcuons.
1 mention this because I've been wondering if
our newspaper has been &iving the Board of
• Supervisors a bum rap. Looking m our library. I've
.had trouble finding stories that show o ur supervisors
providing much-needed feadcrsh1p in the count y on
controversial issues like development and transpor-
tation. ~
Tuesday's delivery to the Registrar of Voters
office of 95.000 signatures on a slow-growth
in1t1ativc was accomplished in dramatic fashion.
complete with coffin and hearse to symbolize the
end of politics as u\ual in Orange County.
Gaddi Vasquez and Harriett Wieder ha ve been
pla) inJ around with some alternati ves to 1he
'mi1ia11ve while they and other supervisors belittle
the citizens' efTon as simplisi1c and unworkable.
The supervisor~ tisli stle at su"estions 1ha1
the) 've been bowing 10 developers' wishes. Yet. the)
consider appro vals for thousands of new homes at
the very sa me time their constituents are crying fo r a
'slowdown.
The last time the supervisors really took a
controversial stand was when they finally picked a
jail site -af\cr they .. comm1tteed" the issue to
death.
They conveniently. found an acceptable site in
Rillph Clark's district after he al\nounccd his
ret irement. He no longer would have to face the
voters and his successor would be able to say he had
nothing to (lo wi th the decision. Just to show his
heart was still in the right place. Clark voted against
the selected site. anyway.
The public's view 1s that unbridled growth
without concurrent road expansion has led 'to
countywide traffic lams. Supervisors who point to
growth outside of their jurisdiction as a chief culpnt
arcn 't providing leadership. j ust cxcu~.
L~adership would have been planning to
prevent gridlock. so that a citizens' initiative
wouldn'.t have been needed.
Maybe there re.ally arc instances of strong
leadership by the Board of Supervisors aod our
library just doesn't have them on file. Maybe
Badham's point applies here. too.
Maybe! should look in the ficti on section.
BJ GREG Kl.EllltX °' .............
A second Newport BQch man hu
pleaded guilty to fraud charaes ih connec-
tion with an elaborate multimillion dollar
precious metals scam. accordin1 to federal
prosecutors.
James Eghtis.~ 40. remains in custody
without bail at the f*ral prison on
Terminal Island af\er pleadtn• 1uilty
Monday to two counu of mail fraud
committed . while hc00 was with lntecll
Investment Corp.. a Newpon Beach
Threehit -
byautos,
cycle in
Laguna·
By LANCE IGNON
Of .. Ollllr,... .....
In less than two hours Wednesday 1n
Laguna Beach. three people were struck by
vehicles in separate incidents, two on
South Coast Highwa}.
TM-mast 5e"riou~-inciden-t~1fff!tl-.itt
about 7: 55 p.m. at the intersection of Anita
Street and the coast hi&hway. A woman
was struck b) a 1970 \T olkswagcn as she
was crossing the bus)b highway, witnesses
said.
"I looked over and I saw him (the driver)
skidding. The woman almost ran but she
wasn't fast enough." said Flynn BagJin. a
busbo) at nea rb) Salerno Pizzeria.
··He was still skJddingas she went otTthe
car. He was going too fast and didn't know
how 10 brake." Bagh n said.
Baglin said the woman was about fi ve
feet from reach ing the curb when she was
hJt.
Members of the Laguna Beach Fire
Department administered treatment to
the consnous woman before she was
transponcd to a loca l hospital. Police were
unable to provide the namrs of either the
woman or the driver.
The first accident was reponed at 6 p.m.
at the intersection of Oak and Glenncyre
streets. A 1985 Volve dnven by Virginia
Ehda1e, 39. of Laguna Beach hit pedcstnan
Veronica Fernande1 Delarosa. 25. of Dana
Point. polke said.
The woman. who was 1n the crosswalk
when she was h11, suffered a bruised knee.
Ehad1e dro\C her to the hospital. said
police. No rna11ons were issued.
i.\ pedestrian crossrng South Coast
Highwa} at 7::!0 p.m. was struck by a
motorcycle. but· poller arc putt mg the
blaml· on the pedestrian because he was
allcgedl} Ja} walking.
ptte1ous me\lls 1.clemarke11na firm. ~•d
U.S. Attorney Terrtt Bowers.
Sal pran('ipab in the firm. including
EJ1iti$, were arrc11ed in lXcember '°"
characs that they alleaedl) bilked 4()(J
people out of $2 million in invrstm~nt~
between September 1984 and Fehrual)
1986.
E&Jitis faces a maximum of 10 )car'> 1n
prison and 1s scheduled for wntenn ng
March 7. said Bowers.
EiJ1tis is the fourth lntcch 'ius~t tc;
enter guilty. picas in the fraud scheme: On
Jan. 29. Matthew Valentine. 18. of Ne'W·
pon RcaC'h. pleaded guilt) to three counts
of mail fraud and two counts of interstate
transpunauon of stolen property. Valtn·
tine. prt"'S1dent oflnte('h, fa<'tsa maimnum
of35) ear!> in prison and a fine of up to S 1.2
m1ll1on. said Bowers. He is St·hedul~d for
scntcnung Feb. 22.
Two othl·r lntech !>USpects havr alM>
cntcrtd gu1ll} picas. Richard Johnson. JI
formcrl) of San Clemente and now living
1n Chicago. pleaded guilt» to one count of
mail frau d and one count of co nspu-acy to
l0mm11 mail fraud. Mark Rattct. 33~f
( tl'>ta Mes.a. pleaded guilt to two count~
b.-,,,... ,.._ ~ "-......
La&una Beach Fire Department paramedic. treat a woman who waa
bit by a car while croeelna South Cout Highway on Wednesday
nJcbt. The woman•a tdentifTcation wu not ••allable.
Both the motorqd1st and pedcstnan Laguna Bea h. sulTercd a broken left ankle and rdl.'ased rrom \.1 "<.wn Hu,p11JI Re·
wt"re 1rnnsported to area hospitals. and motorcJchst lan('t' Bairds. 24. of g1onJI \kJ1cal l 1.'nter
The pedestrian. Oli ve! Sheavcr. 61 . of Dana Point "as trt'aled for minor 1n1unes F-urthl'f" detail' "l'rl' not J\ a1lahk
Tustin Marine faces charges after
missing work to take son to doctor
By Tiie A11oda&ed Pre11
The Mannes aren't looking for a fc-w·
good dads.
S~t. Kevin O!l. gi ven a week off from
du 11~ as a helicopter tcchn1c1an at the
Tustin Marine Corps AH Station. has
learned his concern -·10-mo nth-old son
Michael -differs from those of tht'
mil1tal).
"The~ were trying to tell me m)
pnout1cs were screwed -up... On said.
··that the Manne Corps comes first. and
eve!) thing else _::. famil y. children. what·
ever -comes second.
''I'd take m)' son ov!!r the Corps e' er)
day."
Ou. 25. said his fiancec left him and
their son last month and an upcoming SI\·
month transfer to Japan suddenly became
a disaster. Supenors said he should kave
11\e boy wi th relatives. but he has no famil )
who can do t~ob.
E't'n a s1mpk tnp to the dtX·tor wath h1~
son Saturda~ lt•d to p_rti bkms -he m1gh1
face m1hl.ar) pro~n·u tmn tor m1'>S10g
work.
To demonstrate hie; phgh1. 011 or;ought
has son to work Tul·c;da' at \tJrine Hl'a''
Helicopter Squadron ·4o5 He plantt'd
himself at his desk 1n the ~uadron
a \IOn1c-s shop "'1th h1~ hotth.·-sucking \tan
on his lap.
"Sudden!\. e'er.one rl·aliud I realh
dad ha ve a SOn. lhal 'at wasn't some C\C'US( 't
"ascookmg uptogct"Out of work." he said
".\II the Manne Corps sees are numbers.
unul something h11:. thl'm an the e)e and
thq sec be>ond the number\ to thl'
people."
Capt. Enc Rishel. dirt'ctor ol thc Fam1I~
Sen ace Center at the hase. said the m 1htan
has set up day-care centers and higher P3;
for Marines" 11h dependent~ 111 hdp single
parents. "
"Bctng a single 1>3rcn1 ac; a d1 11icuh issue
ann,hcre. 1n the m1htar. or in l'l\'ahan
life." S31d Capt. Joanne . hilling. a ~anne
'>P•~l'!>\\nmJn .11 th\' Pentagon .. fhl·
in,11\ 1Jujl 1\ ... 1111 .1 \t.inne He -.1111 ha<. .1
Job lo do ..
~tanne t•flinal' \j\ 11 " P.'""1"'k lor
\lngk p:Hl'nh 111 ma1nta1n mil11ar. ,Jrccr'
-thcrr ar\.' I J)ti ~1ngk rather. in the
11.)Q-.OOO-mun (Off"-;!lone
.\ Sl\·ITlOn I h .... J 1 l tor dJ \ ., Jfl' \('f\ I\'('\ JI
the ba"l' hJS lllfll'J ()11 ll U'>l' pn \ JIC hah\
\lllrr~ that cuupkJ" th fo(x! .rnd l lllthing
t:\pcO!>l''· \U<,t Jb\1ut 41)(• 3 month more
than h1'> -.ergrJnt'' ... 1l.1f"' 11! SI ollO a
m-0n th .
Ott had n11 idea ht• "11u lJ ha 't' 'olc
('U\IO<h 1..lthl' \110 .anlll hi' ti.tt'H ec left Jan ~ He · \Jld hl· \\Jnt~ 111 r.i1"t.' \11chael
h1m!>elt and hr h.i~ lint"d u~ J 1u~ v.11h a
real-estJtt: lirm Jltl'r he tea' l'' the sen ace
But nt'\\ ;1tkr<. nf .l\WitJn,t lrom kilo"
squaJrnn ml·mtx•r, ha' l' kd him lo
rcnrn'>llkr tht• d1\\. hargt' r<'ljU('\I
011 ".l' ~1' L'n J "'t'c1._·, leu't' to continue
luo~1ng h1r 'unw11m• 111 c1n: klr h1\ \On. Ot
to rt'l.JUl''t J humari1t.t rian J1<,, h3rgc
Irvine
of mail fra ud.
l .S. 01s1r11..·1 Judie ~anuel Rral
sentenced John~on 10 60 weekend days 1n
JUll and 1.500 hou~ of community K'rvioc
Monda) for " hat Bowers called a hm1ted
rok 111 lntcc:h Rattct faces a maximum
p<"OJll\ of 10 }tars in prison and a fine of
up Ill Ssoo 000 ~Id Bov.eu. .
( hargc' "'ere dropl><'d against two other
su~pcrn Ruben (. anfi~ld. 32. of Costa
~k'><I. and Man f1uest. 30. of New York
(it) .\dl,l1t1onat charaes ma y be filed
aga1ns1 them at a later date. said Bo~n.
OCFairwins
10 prizes for .
'87 activities.
By JEN"'llPER WEBER
0-.... ~il'tlot l ....
(om Pt 1mg Jg:.i "'' t.iir'> .&nd expos1uons
from around tht· l n11cd ~1a1es. thc Orange
( ount~ I .. m garnt·r1·d top.honors from the
~ cstcrn ~au., .\'>,<>u auon
The fair ~Hin t11u: llr\t·plac.e awards and
s1' !K'Cond· pl.Jl l' t11 rnor' lht> most cap.
tur1:d b) an~ 111 th\· ·q rnmpt>tl\01'$. The
Or.rngt· Cnun-t\ ran n.1m pe1ed d1rccth
.,.,1th fa1h -+i.s' 1ng mort' than I 50.oob
ople attt:nJ "r tiudgc1s nl morr than
tOO.t KK.t-Sacr:rmC'"nto-arra-mcdm JUd¢
the i:! 7.rntnc~
Among. the fif't·plan· a"ard\ "as one
for wmmun11 ~ and publal rclataom pro·
gramm1ng Programs last 'car included
spcual da~., for' tht· handicapped. '>t"n1or
Cllll{'O!> and local mrd1a busincs~ and
pollt11..al lcadrr~
The ( o!>ta \.ic\a·ba~d fai r also won for
edulallonal program with 1h promouons
of tast ~car'!> ~gg and puultf) theme.
super~ 1!.<."d b~ &ck~ Batle}-Findk~
Tht· fa ir al!tO took top honors for its radio
ad,crt1~1ng and l rcall\e u~ of pnntC"d
design -....h1ch "'3'> de,eloprd b~ Jill Lloyd
& .\!>~Ul 1.itcs. a puhhc r('lauons firm.
.. I'm rcall} pkJ't-d "1th ~he pr<>srams
that lon11nuc to bt..· de' eloped between the
Or.loge Count' Fair and theicommun1t\," ~1d ~orb Bariosa~. fair general manaier
"!Thr a-....ardsl arc a true salute to the good
"'ork put fon h b~ thr faar and the staff."
S<.-co nd'> place honors were for tc.lo1s1on
ad' enising mt'd1a press k11 compelltio n
handboo~. nc"'sktter, polic~ manual and
l)('t'IJ I t'ducallonal programs.
Tbc fair took a 1hird pla e for one ot
Llo,d·., ni:v.s photugraphs and an honor·
able m1:n11on form annual Youth Expo
$300limit
for smog
work urged
S.\C. R .\ME' TO I .\Pl -The creator of
<. ..1J.t11rn1.l"'> mJ\\1\C au1omob1le tnspec·
11tln prn~ram "1\\ motonst'> should be
re·quircd 10 p~n (or up 10 S l ()() wonh of
repair~ \)n 'mog-hdchmg cars
'\taw "K'n Kobcn Prt"sle~. D-R1,crs1de.
p,n1poy:d k"gl~latmn \\ cdncsda) that
M'uld al\<i lt)l"C'(' dacsd trucb and busci. to
pull (n n ror rtgular 1nspec11ons. but
d1c'>d·txi" l'ft'd pas~nger l'a~ would con-
t1 nur 11• Ix-.:'"empt from the proeram
\n<•lhl r pre" 1s1on of th(' b11l -....ould hold
n1..·"' , J' 'l1Jkl·r~ rt•spons1hlc .for defects in
an Jut""' •t"l1le'1. polluuon l'.'ontrol S\Stem.
rC'"4u1r:ni: :hl'm td ofTC'r thrcc-)ear war-
antlt'\ thl r· ra' for repair. abo' c SJOO for
10 'car., !•Ki rll)O m1ks
.\nd ti l r rnflt'\.31 "ould toughrn tram-
ang ~tanJ,nJ1o tor mt' han1C". who work on
moda n ,J r' 1,oph1\t1catC'd C'Quapment
Prt''lr'' bill \IJ,l QQ7. maker. maJor
ChJO£l'\ I 1 lhl' \l.lt<"'> 41 l·\Car-old SmoS
chct.~ pru~rJm ~h1ch wall <'!>tabh!!th«I to
1mprt"l' J ar 4ualm an Cahforn1a's smoe·
g1c .. 1 arc.1' Jnd allo"-the state to contmue
to 4ujh1' I 11 hundrt'd\ of m1ll1ons of
dollar\ in thr\'Jll.'n<'d lt>deral construction
fund' The ml'.i<-urr -....ould afl('('t the m ilhons
of C ahl•1rn1d ml11,mst' "ho are·rcqu1red to
f>I" th1 t:-1\'nnial an11-pollut1on 1nspcc.
lion' an , 11,\r1 l.> rce,"tcr their\ th1d cs
,..
Huntington Beach Bailiff suspected of having
relationship with suspect
bl()('k t.lf H 1gh Dm l' that "-3'> rt'pom•d
at 4 IJ pm \\ 1..·dnesda' rcsul1<.'d 1n J
S 1.500 lo'' • • • k \.\l'ln 'aluc:J at S6.000 "a\
n.•port(.-d ·stolen at I ~.., p m T ue,.Ja,
from a re-suJcnn· 1n the 1400 hlo1,k "'
Mom1ngs1dc Carck ~
\om<'1)nc pun hC'"d the lock on a
\ .. 1~'"''1~1.:n k11a un Wcdncsda'
n l'n1ng and \tolt: the \tef"C'O ~hilr tht
uir "a ~ pJrkeJ 1n tht 370 block ot
IA'l'n'1l'ld ..\' cnue
Buf'%lar' .. ma<.hr1.! a door at ... n)'
Old11me Donut\ f\t.011 Warner _.,ve ..
and ''''k S!I ' 1n la!>h Tht\ cau~ S ~O(I ,1.~ n\jllt.' 1\1 1 h<' door
BJ Tiie AtMdald Pren
A blilitT has been removed from
the Oranac County trial of a man
attused of killina two Sa.n .Dicao
police officers. but authoritin refused
to confirm reporu she had a romance
with the ckfendant.
Orange County . Marshal James
Byham said Wednesday that Marsha
Evans is no lonttr employed by
Oranac County. He refused to con-
firm ttltvision rtports1hat Evans was
dismissed bccauK she was romanti-
cally invof ved with Joedi&o Cinco..·
KFMB-TV Md reported love ltt-
tcn and photopaphs of Evan.s wtft
Ne•port Beach
A cat~ speaken, a Kt of golf
dubs. a IOlf bla and a peir of 90lf lhoel were 1tolen from a bl~ 191l
Honda CM~. palkd Tundly n19ht
on 36th Strttt. ttac victim told PC)tttt.
The Iota WU nlhnated It Sl20. • • • Three cytftbidium orchldt ud
\hrte wdtr batctl ~ fePC)f1td
tolm this~ from the bKtyard of
•
found in Ci'n('o's Oranae County Jail
cdl in Santa Ana.
Canco, 28. of Sprina VaUcy is
ae<:used of killina pglice officers
Kimberly Tonahill and Timothy
Ruo~ on Sept. 14. 198.4 in San
Diqo s Balboa Park.. The pros..
ttutaon is Sttkina the death penalty in
the c11c. which could go to the jury
next Wttk.
Th~ trial was moved out of the San
Di~o area to Westministcr becauK
of e•tcnsive publicity.
Praidina Superior Coun Judie
Luis A. Cardenas refused tocommn"
on Evan's removal. Tht j udlt uid he
a home on Diamond Strtet. Tht
victim tstunaled tht ao.. at SlSS. • • • A metal hard-top roof. valued •t S900. Wis uabohed and stoAm from a
.. hitt IM4 Mc1cedc9'-lrm llO.Sl
pantd Wedll•dey in a lot •• Uad
Street 1.nd lalbcJll loulevarcl • • • A oink Taylor-Dunn eolf can
\iatued at Sl.500 w reponed atoleft
SU..y hm IM pwn4t of IM
Newponer Raon howl on J•mborft
..
has instructed attom<.'ys on both sides
of the caS<." to also withhold comment.
Cardt'nos said that E\ans. 40.
Joined his staff as a ba1htT last Jul)'. at
about the same time: trc rl'C'C1ved the
Cinco casc. Testimony 1n the tnal
began on No'. 16. but Cinco made
numerous appearanct'S 1n coun pnor
to that on prctnal matters
Ounng the opcn1n1 da)s of 1he
tnal. £,•ans was amon,g b:uhm to
cscon tM handcuffed \ineo to and
from the ('O\lnroom. Sht has b«n
at>Knt from the counroom for ~omc
time.
Oosana a11umenu •~ schedukd
MltT~y.
Roed.
~Beach
Jama H. Vlm.. II. ofCos\I Mesa
W8I alTfltM It l 1 :07 p.m. Wtdnes-
dly at 1 llS S. COMI HithWI) on
IUspi(ioft of poeKuioe or manj111n1
for tlk. He WM kid 'II l1n of1I0.000 ..... • • • A "'*-till ~ tn the 600
Costa Mesa
Aman was a~tcd on 'usp1c1on of
illegal ~<'a pons poc;scss1on \.\ cdot'
day morning afkr poll e 4uest1ontd
him abouT skt'ptng tn his car 1n the
HOO block of Harbor Buuk....-ard In
the car. pohC't' d 1M:0Hf'C'd a .i '·
cahbtr pistol. Q.mm pistol ~~
cahbtr n Oe. 12-p uJt' shotaun. pellet
pistol and SC°' C'ral hundred rounds of
ammun111on ThC' man told pol1cr he
11,ed an his car and nC<'dC"d the
-.capons fo r protection.
.\ :?Q-)C-ar-old 1rans1cnt was ar·
rt'sted etrl) Wednesda)'' momma on
su,p1t1on of buralaru.tAt the o\lano
\lub. ~040 Placen11a A\C. A small
amount of ('Hh and 1<>mc IC't' Cf'C'.lm
" t' re rt'C"O H red • • • mtont \.lnhed the ron,ert.tbk
mp of a IQ 6 Volkswqcn C'abnottt
:md store the ~crt"O •·hato the ('It ....i
p;n\t'J 1n 1hc 1200 block of .\.darns
.\\Cnut'.bet .. un 10 p.m. Tundll
and S 20a rn. \\cdnnda) . .. . ..
The sttrco wil stolen from a 1 <> )
olk "'•n Qullntum tOmtltl'M Tudda> or earl) Wtdn~ aftt'r
t0mconc smashed •n the ,·chtelf·,
•1ndo• ..,~ Titc car was siefitcd an
the ~t block of C'oUrec ~'en~
. . ' l Jmpin~ C'"qu1rment and ar<X"Cnc!>
"en· ~lokn from a g4J'lge m the 20
~lod .. (If l>og"'ooJ bctwC'Cn 10 pm
\.hmd.t' •ind 6 a m Tunda~
• • • 1"'11 hi('\ Ck\ \ :>lo('d al $2()() WCl't
~tokn trom a carpon in tht 16000
bl1.x ~ 111 \ 1 Ila ) orba
LA man kilted, 2 hurt
in Newport accident
a, ROBERT HY 'OMAN .. _._.. .........
7S..)rar-old Los "-n&t'les man •'8..s
kilted WtdncSda~ H\ °"f~•pon Bcaeh
when h is 'eh1 le •'t'f'\'f'd into on-
com1na u11ffic and colhd('d •1th
another C'lr ·
John Hl'n'f) <.irttn ..... 1'«>-
no un<'t'd dead at tht ~t of t~c ~
a.m attl<kn•
TM dn\tt of tht otht'r a r.
Carmit cff of ·" .. l'O" 9tldl. wfftftd a brc>Un ks and abdominal
trauma. efl" l-)lfer""*l da'*'tet
0.nttHt Wfftftd I '9cttltt0n Of lht
tt-f\ c~ and a broken pd"'' Bu.t both ncapN lllOl'C .mo.
tn.JUI') bc.ic:auw they ~ wmnna
tcatbth MMI t•"PO" 8Nctl Polttt
OffiCC'r Bnan l\bdd('n -.ho 1\ art-
'C\t1ga11ng tht' a~'('1dcn1
<\ ordana to prchmanif) poltet
rt' port G rtt.n • u tru cl 1 na JOU lb
round on ~.\nhur Boulevard MS
n Joaquin Hill!, Roed an hll 1916
hevrolet itataon •·1110n -~. for•
unknown iuson. t~ e.11r ~
anto the on<'Om1na nonhbo.alltld laMt
i he 5tatlon WlllO" smd-tlle '" Volvo station~"°" dnvm"' NI«
Tf't'n's ~h1dt theft \:ttred oft'1 ~
foot rmtlankmfttt on tht-t911 W.-f/I
MteArthu.r, Maddm laid;
n.tNeftl~ .... '° *-en• at Fo ... n V*>' I•••' Hoipdal we.mc ..... i1 .. .._. ...-mom .. ••---ca•••-• deulhter ............ _..
dauon.
'
J
USUE Schroeder to speak at seminar
,. EARNEST Con esswoman to be featured speak er
---------rorwomen 's conference-at Saddleback
.victims
. portrayed
inco~lege
By LESUE EARNEST oe .. ...,,...~
Colorado Rep. Patricia Schroeder .
who seriously considered running for
president of the United States. will be
the featured speaker at the Saddle-
back College Women's Conference
:art contest-LB tailor
What does it feel like to be a .
v ictim? That is the question at the
heart of a poetry and 1wo-
d1 m~nsional art contest being
hel<f at SaddJeback College in
Mission Viejo.
The contest, which.asks en-
trants to responcfto the theme
··The Feeling of Being Vic-
1 t~e • ·is being lfetd in con-
junction with a victim awareness
conf~rence.
The March 17-18 event will
feature speaker Doris Tate, a
\ ictims' rights advocate and
mothcrofslain actress Sharon
Tate. Other speakers include
Judge Susanne Shaw, fromOr-
ange County Harbor Municipal
Court. and State Senator Edward
Royce. Sponsored by the.Mission
Viejo college. The Institute for
Vicumsand Victims for Victims.
the conference will also feature
panel discussions. workshops and
a presentation by Stop-Gap, Or-
ange County"s educational theat~p. ·
T he art and poetry contest will
be broke n in to categories for
ddTerent age groups. Pr.izes in
each category wlrl be $75 for first
place: $50 for second place: and
$25 for third. Winners will be
anno unced at an a wards cer-
emony on March 17 at 8:45 p.m.
"I Deadline for contest entries 1s
March I. Poet I) e ntnes should be
t) ped or printed a nd art sub-
missio ns should be matted or
m o unted toa maximum s1ze of
24-b)-36 inches. Entries sho uld
be submitted to The Institute for
V ict1ms. 30 I Forest .\ ve .. Laguna
Beac h. 92651 .
fashions
new life in
America
By LESLIE EARNEST
Ol .. Dellr .........
Olga Stavr,ou has onl y li ved in
Lagurta Beach five ~ears. but that's
been long enough fo r the Greek
immigrant to discover a pleasant
sense of belong1 ng.
Sometimes. she said. people
even ca ll out a greeting to her as
1hey dri ve by her taifor shop on
Ocean Avenue. The thought makt's
Stavrou smi le.
Stavrou. who moved to America
with her husband. John. to join
fami l} members in 1963, said she
has now found an extended family
in 1hc commun11y of Laguna
Beach.
"Every place I go. people sa} ··Hi
Olga." said Stavrou, owner of
Olga's Tailor Shop. her words
laden with a heavy accent. ··1 love
11.·· she added. ··1 miss my old town.
but I love it here:·
. Stavrou said she cnJOYS lunch
11me conve rsattons and une"<-
pectcd visits from her neigh-
borhood friends who stop b~ her
shop. But. most 1m ponantl}. Olga
sa id she is alwa-rs read\ at the
scv. ing machine -wh en her cus-
1omers need her. .
··1t doesn't mailer what happt·ns
10 m~ fam il). m~ home. alv.a~s I
ha\l~ a sm ile for them :· she said
"Tm "'ailing ~_f an~bod> calls me I
nl'' er sa' no.
on March~.
Schroeder. a Democrat. will dis-
cuss why she considered running for
the highest office in the land, and why
she finally decided against it. In
addition. the lawmaker will gi ve an
insider's view of Washington and will
discuss options for individuals in
local. smtc and national politics.
hroeder is just one of a variety of
speakers scheduled to talk at the
conference at the Mission Viejo
colkge from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The confercnc~ theme 1s "Reclaiming the
Past -Rcwnttng the Future." .
During the morning. some mem-
bers ofLADIES-Life After Divorce
Is Eventually ane. will talk about
what it 1s like to be the e~-wife of~
cclcbrtt}. The members incl ude Lynn
• Landon. Faye Hackman. Nancy
Ebsen, 8,J. CamPt>cll. Patti Lewis.
Sandy Nimoy-and· Marion Sepl.
Keynote speaker for th~ momina
wi ll be Peaay Bassett. a minister with
the Unittd Church of Relia)ous
Science. Also speaking in the morning
will be former Peace Corps member
Dee Aker on "Women -A Global
View." In addition. building contrac-
tor and work spa.cc designer Jean
Taylor will discuss "Non-Traditional . . (Pleue Me 8CHROED&R/ A&) Rep. Patricia Schroeder
Red .. Cross event
designe_d to ready·
Coast for disaster
-Past: eommander
at El Toro named
seminar chairi;nan
By LESLIE EARNEST
OllMDellJNot•\911
A former El Toro Marine Corps
base commander has been named
chairman oft he 1988 Orange County
Disaster Preparedness Academy. a
da~-long seminar sponsored b} the
American Red Cross.
Reurcd Brig. Gen. William A.
Bloomer of the Marine Corps Air
Station will act as chairman of the
planning commi11ec for the April 26
event to be staged at 1he Westin South
Coas1 Pla:ia in Costa Mesa.
·-rm very cxc11ed about the op-
portunity 10 help educate Orange
Count> in preparing for disasters of
an' kind.'' said BJoomcr, an Irvine
n:s1den1. ··But-we ha ve 10 face the fact
1hat. gcograph1call}. we're panicu-
larl) 'ulncrable to earthquakes. Last
Oct. f \\a!> a good reminder."
·\crordin~ to Barbara Lohman.
public rdat1Qfls officer for the coun-
·~ ·., .\nu:ncan Red Croo;s chapll·r.
residents arc s11ll reeling' from that
JOit. " incc the October quake. our
phones ha ve not slowed down 1n
regards 10 what people can do,··
Lohman i.a1d. The seminar 1s cx-
~ctcd to ans"er many of those
qucsuons.
Brtc. Gen. William Bloomt:r
our business and commun1t} leaders
become aware oflhcir responsib1h11es
and what th e} can do to protect
themsrlves. theiremployec~and their
ltvl'lihood:· Bloomer said.
A Vietnam combat \.eternn.
Bloomer was l·rcd1ted with streamlin-
ing the management and operattons
at the El :roro base. resulting 1n a
fi'>l·al sa' in~s for lh e go,ernment. He
"a' n·cognm·d b} President Reagan
for ··1nstallat1on Excellence" 1n 1984
and 1985.
For mo re 1n format1on. call
494-2446. • • • And. he re·s another no te about
Saddlcback. The Saddkback Com n;iun1t~ College Di.stnct"s
new nee charrcclloroffiscal
services and operauons 1s Neil
Yoneji, formerl~ dean ofbusiness
services at Mt. San Jacinto Com-
m unit~ C olkge District. Yonej1.
"'ho was born and reared in
Kauai. Hawa11 .1t,·es in Yorba
Li nda with hie;"' 1 fc. Claire. and
his l\\OC h1 ldren
Sta' rou and her hu<iband arc
kl·p1 hus) s1' da\ s a week mending
and designing clothes. Their bus1-
ne\s has been successful for n
u1upk reasons. according to
\ta' rou. First. she and her hu~band
(Pleue .ee TAILOR/AS )
o..,. ""' ....... 0.., -· '-"
Olga Stavrou check.a the length of Jamee Maruteos' pant•
at her Laguna Beach ehop.
Tht• focus will be on prepanng all
community segments -busi ness.
1ndus tl). go,ernment and !>Chools -
for a maJor quake.
Current!). Bloomer 1s vice pre-;1-
dent and regional manager for Amt'rt-
ca n Protective Sen ices. Inc. 1n
..\nahl·1m. The firm providt's security
guards to businesses. In addi tion. he
scrH·s on 1he Public Safet) Com:
m1s'\1on fo r the ci t} of In inc and
onthl' boards of directors for the
county branches ofthcAmcnC'an Red
Cross and the Unned Wa}.
• • • Andanotherrount\ resident
has taken a nc" pos1n-on. Mat--.
thew Hall.a '>l'niur at Dana H ill s
H igh School. v.as elected 1988
Youth Go' ernor oft he Youth in
Go' anmcnt ;\1odel Legislature
at a YM( ..\Youth andGovem-
ml'nt ckc1iom conference last
month tn San Luis Obispo.
tt·s the unprecedented st·cond
\Car in a ro"' tha1 a South Coast
\'M( ..\mcmhcrh.isv.onthe
statC\\t<.kl'll'ctwn Last vear. Pete
Koehler "' 3, l'kt It'd for t'hc a me
Offill".
H all " 111 O\ l'rsec a Ii vc-day
pr0gram in Sacramento from
(PleaaeeeeVICTlllS/A5)
Laguna man seeki\1g
funds to~lete
orphanage in Mexico
8) LESLIE EARNEST
-\ Laguna Beach resident 1s asking
fur rommun1ty help 1n the com plc-
11un of an orphanage in Mt:xico. ~1onq fer beds and foodi1s needed
tx·fore the shelter. large enough lo
hou!te up to 65 children. can OJ'X'n 11\
doors. according 10 Lagu na an114uc
dcalt'r Ri chard Yeakel. fhl' or-
phanage 1s located in a small' 11lage.1n
BaJa California. fi ve mile" V.l''i of iht·
border 1own ofTccatc
Yeakel said he became in'ohcd
v.1th thl· orphanagl· four month\ .1go
"hen a high school friend. an ·\ tnl'fl-
can m1'>~1onJn . cafkd and told hun
ahuut the l h-tldren in need. 1 he
frlt'nd Dean Tinnn . had mm<.'d to
thl· are:.i :.ind started. the proJCCt after
~marr~ 1ng .1 Mn1ran "oman. \ cakcl
\Jld
··1 feel good ahuut this lx•l'!IU<.l' 11\
an \mn1lan JnJ \fl'\11..an part1u-
pa11ng ··) l'Jlo.l·I \J1d ··')o I kno" fl)(l
pcrc~nt 111 the Jona11ons and mom·~
and ril'm<. v. 111 tx· gl\en direcll~ 10 the
orphanJgl· ··
) eal..d ..aid pt·opk tn\(>ht•J 1n lhe
prnJl"l'I plan to m.ikc thl' tx·d'i for thl·
l htlllren from ~l ratrh The\ '\1111 need
\\11t1J fu1 ron'>trultton o( lhc hed<..
(Pleaee eee ORPHANAGE/A5)--------
-··r m looking forward to helpmg
"The Gate of the Sparrowa" o e In alta on a 30-acre plot of land near Tecate.
:Vietnam veterans sought for annua(Laguna Beach parade
[ Veteran'i of the Vietnam War are lx'1ng sou1ht tor
: part1npation 1n the Laguna Beach Patriots Da} Parade.
~ -;cht•duled fur March 5. · • ln1ercs1ed 'eterans should send a 4'tamped. self-
: addressed en' elope to Lt J im Whhe at the Laguna Beach
Polin· Depart mcnt. 505 Forest Ave . Laguna Beach
• 9265 1. lnstrucuons for part1c1pation will be sent m return.
• f Wellness classes at YMCA
Tile South Coast YMCA 1s ofTenng th ree wellnC'ss
classes of sn: to I 0 weeks 1n length, cen1cnng on back.
weight and strt'SS problems. .
Further information may be obtained :u 1hc Y, :?9831
Cro\.\n Valle~ Parkwa). Laguna Niguel or h) phonmg
495-0453.
'l'ypbJ6 classes a.t CaJHl scbpol
The Adult Learning C'entC'r 1s offering classes 1n word
1 pr0ccssin1 and computenz.ed t}ptng skills at the Adult
Educauon C'Cn1cr in San Juan C-ap..strano. Program att
provided to review English and math skills necc\sary for
omputcr-ttla1d l opportumt1es.
01pfoma pr01fams and GED prtparation al!><> are
:&\.atlable. Call 493-0658 for further informa11on.
R•blm clbl1c ln L .. un•
I T~ t.a1un1 BeKh Anim1l hdtcr. 20612 Laguna
an)on Road, Lq-.na Beach. will hold a rabies
vacc1 nat1on chn1c•fur dolS Saturday from I to p.m.
All doas must be IC ie.,t four month old and on a
lea.sh The ftt is SJ ptt doS and mott informatton is
a"iulablc at 497-JSSl.
i'• Bloodmoblles set on Coast
The Orangt Count} chapll'r of the ·\meman lh·d
( ro"'" ha\ .. chcdulcd a hloo<lmoh1k• 'l\lt Saturday trom
1· 30 a m 10 I:!: 15 p.m. al Mount Olt' t' I uthcran ( 'hun:h
:!4.,71 < hnsanta. M1ss1on 1CJO \ppoin tmC'nt-; ma' Ix·
made b~ calling 837-4767.
\notht•r bloodmobile will be \tatwncd r ucsda\ al
G onndl < he' rok1 . .2828 Haroor Bh d . < O'>ta M<-!kl. from
11:45 to S JO p.m. Call 546 -1200 tnr an appointment
Arts councll plans meetlng
Thl' Dana Point Coastal rt'i ( ounc1I '-'111 hold u
g<.'neral mcmbcr\hip mcctingSaturda' from I to 1 pm at
the Youth and Group Fa cilt t> at Dana.Point HJrhor. "'Ith
the tht•me ··Put Your Heart 1n An ··
Dr. Robm-<:;}arftn. president ofttrr Ornn'r (·nunt)
Arts .\lhance. will be the guest speaker The C ap1str.ino
Valle~ Quartet and harpist Kath~ Kavanaugh "'II
cntcna1n. Call Mar) Ellen Thoma.sat MJ-7 4S for mon:
information.
F•clal profile program •lated
.. "h.ansana the Family Profile."' a ltve tt'lcct>nfortncr.
will bt prt$tntcd Saturday at 10 a.m .. U.l th,r M1u1on
Hospnal Rc,1onal Mcd1C'al enter. 27700.Mcd1C1ll entC'r
Road. Mt 'ilOn V1CJQ.
The proaram. which U>nccrns pla't"' ~urger). '' free
to the public and will take place tn clasuo<>m'i I and ~ on
the second noor of the ho\pllal''i conference ('('ntcr all
364-J 770 for add111onal information
I. ..
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Audubon fleld trip slated
fhe Suuth Coast udubon ·Soc1t•ty will condut t a
field trip -aturda) aJ K a.m in the Sycamore Hills nature
area, loctlll'<i of'r Laguna Canyon Road betwcrn El Toro
Road and the an Diego Fre('wa).
·ach1ko Fukuman. coordinator of th1!> \car"s' field
tnpc;, \\Ill lead tht• t•,ent. Call 4Q5-0107 or 498-4407 for
add1t19n~rinformat1on. . .., ·
Speech, bearing screenlngs set
The new M1 ss1on VicJo office of the Newport
I .1 ngungc."~pct'<'h and "udiolog~ Center will offer free
'>Cfl'l'n1ng' in !>pecch, languagt and hearing aturday 10
, l'lcorat1on ol 1h open mg.
rccr11~ "Ill be conducted b) a \pccch pathologist
and aud1ologm fcom 9 am. to ·' p.m. at 27678 Santa Ma~nta Par..,wa) 1n the Port ola Pla1a hopping Center.
C°Jll 581-04710 hcdulc an appointment.
Festlv•l of Pet. ~t l•lr6roaad•
A rcsll\ al of Pc1' will bt hdd th•• weekend 11 the
Or.inac Co unt) Fa1rsrounds. fcaturint cats of all breeds.
m1 C'. ruti.. hami.ters, btrds and tortoise~
tits must bc tqtstcred 1n advan£t. wtuk mttt. rats •
hamster\ and birds lTll)' be entm:d 11 the door an hour
prior to the show either di)'. Rqi11rauons al50 witt be
t.ikcn at the sho• ror future C\'ents. inc:ludina Pl·rrot;
reptile and rabbit \how~ • The show will be c:ondu tcd S.turday from noon to S
p.m. anJ Sund.a) from 9 a m to S p·m in \olltttabk\
Bu11d10g I J of the fa1raround .tn Co'" MCN. dtn1neon
4
1 S3 for adults and S2 for sub-teen children. Parking 1s
free.
Rables cllnlc ln Hu11 tlngton
A low-cost dog and ca t vaccine clinic will be
sponsored by the Huntington Beach· Kiwanis Club
Saturday at the Pet Mart. 72 11 Warner Ave.. u1tt> B. in
Huntinglon Beach.
Proceeds from the clinic. which is scheduled from 10
a.m. \ol p.m .. will be used to support various Huntington
Beach community services. Call 841 -6848 for f urthcr
information. •
Men• testlag 11ebeduled
Tcstina for membership 10 Oranac County Mensa.
the h1ab IQ. .. .sock1y. will be offered Saturday at Mercury
Savinp and Loan, 109S Irv me 81\d .. Tu~tin.
The tests will Stan at 9:4S and will last about thrtt
hours at a cost ofS20. Call Joh" Hamilton 1 1 364-S 120 for
rttc."rv1 t1ons and funhcr information.
, WAC .-etena• pl•n meedJJ6
The ()uttn C'it)' rhtiH~r No. 57 of tht WomCfl's
rm) OfJK V~t· HOC,.tK>n wtll hold..., "1Ulff-
morhh1) mtt1in1 S.turday a1 I ~.m. an &he communtt)
room of Ftdelit) Sa\11nas 1nd l.Otn. 13120 al Beath
Rlvd .• 1n tht lttJun: World Shopp1na C~ntcr.Seal·Bca.ch.
n)' ~oman ~bo hH wrvtd or is cumnll '11Ctv1n.1 tn
I~ rm) '' wdcomC!" to attnd. C'all Jtan Earn haw 11 (21 }) j97-2S60 for m0tt 1nform1t1on
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. Febru~ry 11, 1988 S AS .
Yoga: Exercise lo~ the iDind Snd body
By JEANNIE ~vxov ..,,...c ... u .. '
If there is such a thinaas a "typjcal"
yoga teacher and yoga student, Costa
Mesa's Judy Olsen Anderson and her
students do not fit the stercotyPl'S.
Anderson's suburban Mesa Verde
home docs not look like the site of the
Annapurna Yoga Ans Center. and the
men and wo men .who filter throuah
her door could be mistaken for
aerobics students. not followers of meditation and yoga. ·
Anderson's a.crival as a teacher o f
the Eastern an of yoga was a far cry
from her upbringrn& in Millington.
N.J. When she was 22. Anderson
moved to California. Although she
had a cas'lal interest in meditation.
she did noihing with her interest until
1971. when her first marriage, which
produced two sons and a daughter.
ended in divorce.
Anderson turned to meditation -
which she had learned about through
reading-for answers and solace. Bu't
she coul dn't seem to si1 for more than
two minutes without feeling dis-
tracted. Friends suggested yoga as a
"ay 10 improve her concentration.
recounted. "It tttmed th11 the land the other. You nce<J both.
had ~n unchan~d for 10,000 years. "Some students ~ek out yop
"I lived in the wikkrness. many bt'Causc,they want to ton<' and rtfine
hours ·from the city. 1n a lush green thei r bodies." Ander on ell'.plains. "I
valley where they herded goats by the see a 101 of aerobics casualties. people
Monda vi Rivcr .. I stayrd in an ashram \With damaged knees and hips. but
for SI a day. where they took care of they still want to exercise.
yo ur meals and chores so that your "Olhers take classes because
life could revolve around studying. the)' ·re stressed out. A bo~ called me
. "My teacher, Muk.fananda. was a last nigh t to ask about m y yoga
person of substance. He wasn't Oashy. course. He said th at his therapist had
He had a certainty·and knowing that recommended meditation . to help
seemed to come fro""" his own him relax. He said he desperately
experience. He had a cenain bedrock needed to relax."
of peace and I wanted to know how to One of Anderson's studenl~ is
get it. I hoped that with him I could taking >oga classes to help her adJUSt
have a real experience and awaken1og to her hfc as a new mother. Another. a
through med1ta1 ion." 45-ycar-old UCI professor. takes yoga
Arter her year was up. Muktana nda classes to regain his composure after a
told Anderson it was time to go and grueting week at the uni versity.
apply what she had learned. One of ihc students 1s a mtddle-
ln 1982 Anderson moved back to aged grandmother who feared lh_at
Califorpia and resumed teaching. Lt she was bcrnm1ng an alcoh~hc.
was alfO the year that she met her drinking hc;rsclf to sleep every night.
second husband, Ron Anderson. Ron Now she has substituted yoga
had signed up for Anderson's yoga ph ilosophies for drinking. making
class to recover from back surg~ _ )Oga a pan of her life for the past four
Anderson has a sense of·-~e .J )t'ars. -'\nderson said.
about her. someth ing sbe attributes to Her das!>e'i tx-g1n with students
the discipline of yoga and meditation. seated un to'l'el~ 1n an empt~ room.
"People are rrcant to feel joy.'' she Shl' pushes the start button on her
says, smilinJ. "I hope that people will taf)<.' pla)er. and harp and string
stan applying these timeless and music sets thl' moo<l.
.
In 1976. Anderson's curiosity led
he r to India for three months. where
she absorbed the teachings of
Muktananda. a yoga master she had
met during his 1975 tour of the
United States.
spirited principles to their hves . .\fter The '>IUlk nts mo ' e 1n unison as
all . )Oga means union.'' their 55-)CiH-old tl·acher demon-
Andcrson 's students' reasons for ~•rates anJ t.alks them through a scn es
_takioglle.rclasscs.are-a.s varied'3s their of warm-u-p c;1rctd11ng exercise!>. -
Coeta Meaa's Judy Anderson warms up for a aession of yoga and meditation.
ph1~1t <1I bod'· \ndtr\on \U~t:'" She went back to India for three
months in 1977. and then leased out
her Mesa Verde home for an entire
year in 1981 so she could live a nd
Ii fest) les. Ca~uall ) Jre~'>CJ. the students arc
She says th at although man~ stu-then gu1dl·J th ro ugh an hour of )oga
dents may initially favor one portion l'~crcise~ l poc;turl'\) "1th an t•mpha~1 )
of the clas!> over the other. the) soon on sta~ 1ng '' 1th1n thi: boundaries of
find that the combination of yoga and the1r'own tapahil1t1c'I
. ··.,pill<. O"l'r 111 lhl un111111n JI bolh
Surn·ndcr into lhl· pu,l· \hl· gt•ntl~
111<,tru1. I\ .. nolh111~ '' a1.1.11rnph'>ht•J
b) 'trn~1ng JnJ '1r.11n1ng It Jpphco;
to )ug.i JnJ 111,i: I 1·1nJ ·· •
·study in India with Muktananda.
Anderson left Orange County fo r
the rural town of Maharashtra. where
she hved in an ashram. a secluded
place used for religious study. -
meditation provides them with a .\nder~on ex pla1m the h1stol") and \ftcr thl· l,t\I fl"'tUrl· I' 1.11ntpktt·J
thl' hghh Jrl· J1mmcJ ;rnd thl·
\tUJ l·nt\ prq1J n· t11r ffil'd11.111nn
Thi.'\ lie fJll' up on thnr to" l'h
hodil.'., u1ml11rt.1hk palm' up
powerful tool for survival. tx·ndit!> ufi.:ac h moH·mcnt as the) go
"The people of Maharashtra were
aboriginal and very innocent." she
.. Yoga and meditation arc like two along. frl·quentl) 1n terJec11ng old
wings of a bird.'' says Anderson l'JSll'rn a\lomc;
.. Yoga 1s one wing and med1 ta11on 1s .. Whatl''a hel ps to renter thl'
TAILOR FINDS NEW LIFE .•.
FromA4
offer a varit't)' of ~rtorial services
and. second. Stavrou said the shop ts
a place where peopk feel welcome.
.. People found a place to go for
C' cl) thing." Stavrou said. Not onl y is
sh' read) to patch a sleeve or hem a
skirt . she also busil) thumbs through
Italia n fashion maga11nes for new
design~ to create If a customer points
out a picture ·or scratches out a
tlr:rning. Sta vrou ~aid she can turn
the dream design in to a rcaht).
"itavrou. who ta ught her husband
the business. has had plcnt~ of
pract1l"C Jhc 58-) l·ar-old woman
,studied tailoring and clothes design
B
for fo ur )cars in Athens. Her first
designs were wedding gowns.
Si nce then. she has branched out.
In addition to her original creati ons
aQd "remodelil}g" outdated clothes.
Stavrou also paints patterns on
blouses and sweat suns and designs
jewelry.
She has tx-en partl) motivated b>
the desire to put her son and daughter
through college. She 1s obv1ousl)
proud to be mee11ng that goal on a
tailor's ""age
Her ~n Bob. 26. graduated from
Cal Poh in Pomona w1th a degree 1n
computer programming and her
daughter l\.etl\. 2-1 1, jn intcrna11onal I
business mJJOr at ( JI '>IJtl' r ulkrton I
Ke11' har, ltarnl'<l to 'Pl'a~ four
languagl''>. hl.'r · mutht·r annnunced
"1th pnde. ·
Wh ile their t1ml' I\ largl·h Jh'>orbed
b\ their 'l'orl... HI' rou \J1J 'he and
hi.·r husqand enJO~ t1ml· nu1 tor J1n ner
and a mo' 1c - and an OllJ'>lt'nal
Greek fcst1 \al. .\nJ . ~l't'panll-ht'r
crcat1 H' senses hom·d. 'ita' rou ..aid I she regular!} attends fa.,h wn 'hn"c; in
Los Angcks. It'!> Oll.l' "a~ Iii ~cep1ng
her first IO'l' frc'>h.
"That'll m\ fa,ontc. the \C'l'1ng I
lo' c thl' !ll'\\-1ng:· \ta' ruu ... aaJ "It
g1'e" 10 ml· life··
VICTIMS PORTRAYED IN ART CONTEST ...
FromA4
toda) through Sunday. re\'lewing
lcgislatton a nd giving speeches.
H e will a l o represent California
al the national convention o f
Youth and Government m Wash-
insuon D.C. th1s sorirn~.
b nc oftbc h1gb hghts for Hall
wi ll be his presentation of a gift to
Gov. George Deukmejlan o n
bchalfoftlle-progra m.
• • •
Another local student is ex·
pa nding h1s cd uca tional o p-
portunities in a completely d if-
ferent way. Erle Kenyon, a San
Jua n Capistrano reside nt who has
been studvingat the U ni vcrsity o f
Red la nus: has decided to spend
some stud} time abroad . Ken}on
"'111 be crtlcki ng his boo ks during
the spring semeste r a t the U n1 ver-
sity of East Anglia .
• • •
And ma> be you would like to
take ajourne) \Ourself. How docs
the prospec1 o(a trip to Hong
Kong o r a Caribbean cruise sound
to> ou? Those are j ust two of the
pn1es to be offered next mo nth
"'hen the Laguna Nigu(.I
C ham ber of Commerce puts o n a
bash in the G rand Ballroo m of the
ell> 's RitL-Carlto n Hotel.
The fifth a nnua l "Casino Nite.'
1s the cha 111 bcr's major fund-
raiscr and is intended to earn
m oney for scho larship funds for
local.high schoolsand to d onate
SCHROEDER •••
P'romA4
Career,.. wit h student pilot and
av1auon spcc1ahM Barbara Michael.
The aftemoon program will in -
cl ude four workshopS: "Womcri
Learning. Living and Leading." "Ef-
fective Interpersonal Commun1ca-
1ion Ski lls," "Creative and Cri tical
Th1nk1ng" and "Elected Leaders
Rewriting the Future."
The event 1s sponsored by the
sc'hool's Women's Club. Adult Op-
ponun1ty and Women's Center .
( ommunll ) Sen ices Oflice and As-
sociated Student Govern ment. and is
underwritten 1n pan by San Diego
Gas and Electric.
The conference fee. which includes
alfspcakers and lunch. 1s $35. and $25
for students. However. a separate
ti cket can be purcha~ for SIO to
listen only 10 Schroeder's address.
scheduled for 3 p.m. Tickets can ~
purchased at the door. For funhcr.
1nfQ_rmat1on. qill 582·461 1.
ORPHANAGE .••
P'romA4 •
foam mattresses and coveii~-~l\11---Do11a11un:. arc aho being :.ought to
drcn's clothing and food. A sufficient stock the store. •
numberofblankcts have alread)' been Some famil ies from Ncwpon
donated. he said. Beach and Laguna have voluntttred
The orphanage -called "The Gate to join .Yea.kc! on a bed-building trip
of the Sparrows" -sits on a 30-acre to the village Feb. . 21 . Others
lot. Of laf!d donated-y a Mexic~n ~'9~1~~1. 10 voluntcenng can call
Fam ti)· It is expected to open at 1 e Contributions can ~ left at the
end of the month. antique store at 1099 S. Coast
Tinney has also opened a thrift Hiahway or can ~ sent to ~an
store in Ti.Juan!! to hc_!Q continue: to Tinnc) at Box 87S7. Chula Visti.
fund the project. according to-Yeakel. Cal!f. 92012:
DON'T JUST GO THROUGH IT-
• ~,ROW THROUGH IT! DiIDrce JO ~ · .. -ix Thursdav Ev•llin W>~i7 ~ ~;~~.:; d~~~= . qp
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NEWPORT BEACH ST. ANDREW AT ISTH ST.
At ,_ (..-~ ...,_ ..__ 120 ~•l.llM
hr..,..--. • .-. tel 631-2885 9-$ ,.._ ·fh
to Chtldrens Hospital o f Ora nge
County.
.(t'so ne morec).ample ofsouth
county residents turning a worth~
ca use mto a good tt me. or ' ise
q :rsa. T he ch1ps"1ll fall Ma rch 25
at a cost of$55. "hJCh. includcs a
bufTet di.nna . d ancing. $100 in
gaming ch1psand 'alet parking
T1ckets arc a,allablea1 the
chambcrollicc. lt'c, first-come.
fir st-served fort he tic kets.'~ h 1ct.'
are rcportcdl) going l1 lo..c hotcake'\
Call 240-21 12 or 4<)).1 00 fo r
rescn at ions.
O h yes. 1 t's a blac:k t 1c optto n.11
afTa1r.
RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY lNC.
Wiier• ,.., W.r Ctttrs kt! 1m lfAllH ILVf .. com •m-m.11s&
Free Cinnamon Roll!*
T.J~ CinnamonS is
_ QQW open _near you!
.... Ink~ In , ... Ulf.
~'hen vou need a , .
lift, anytin1e · s a gtxx1
time for' the delicious
dnnan1ony goodness
of T.J . Cinnrunons
Bakery treat';. EYery·
thing is n1ade by
hand and baked fresh
all day long. Eat in or
rarrr out in conren-.
ient TakeAlong ..
pack .. Stop by today
~u1d fet us sav heUo .
,,;th the srnell of
'ram1 dnnainon!
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U.S. doctors in Gan Strf 1)
criticize Israeli violeace
JERUSALEM (AP) - A ~mber
of an American medical team that
visited the West Bank and Gaza Strip
said today the docto11 saw evidcncr
tha1 lsruh soldiers were beatina
Palestinians in an .. uncontrolled
epidemic of violence." ·
Dr. H. Jack Geiger. a member of
the Boston-based group Physicians
for Human Rights. told reponers the
abuse of Palesun1ans had ~ome
S)stematic and '"the norm" in the
occupied territories. where unrest
broke out Dec. 8. In the West Bank city of Ramallah
today. soldiers fired tear gas and
rubber bullets t6 d1spe1Y about 50
Arab protesters. some masked. who
threw stones and blocked roads with
burning tires.
In the Arab village of Taibe.
protesters thre"' stones. burned tires
and attacked a Jewish motorist.
police said. The village is 20 miles
nonheast of Tel .\ viv.
Arab protesters 1n the east Jerusa·
lem nt'ighborhood of ilwan stoned
an Israeli bus taJong residt'nts to
work. the arm' said. Tht' dnver Oed.
and the ,·outh~ S(t fire to the bus.
There were no IOJUnes.
p~r•tboatclutrtered to from Greece to Israel
A THENS. Gl'ft'tt (AP)-Palestine Liberation Orpnization officials said
today they had char;tcn:d. ~t for. symbolic voyaee '° lsr.cl by Pakstinian
deportees ~nd that at would sad by Saturday momina.
Israeli teaders vowed to Pttvent the boat from rachilll Israel's shores. but
they exp~ co~ccrn about the neptive publicity that could be generated by a confrontation wuh an unarmed vessel.
.In a~di1.ion.10 13S deponees, ~LO officials said the boat would caJ'T')' 400
foreign d1gn1tanes. obseryers and JOumalis.ts. They said the trip was designed
to dramatize condemnation of Israel's pohcy of deponina Palcstinia-ns from
the West Bank and Gaza Strip. captured in 1967.
Bassam A~.u Sharif. a PLO spokesman, told rcponers in Athens this. a~e~oon that .. a ship has been chanered for the deportees wh ich will sail
w1thm 36 hours for the Israeli pon of Haifa.
"We collected medical evidence of
an uncontrolled epidemi c of violence
b) the arm) .... on a scale and scveritX
that might not be clear to the public.·
said Geiger. a medical professor at
C11y Universit) of New York.
including one who was paralyzed
from the neck down.
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Mud-covered tragedy
Waldheim
threatens
to dissolve ~ goyerninent
VIENNA. A'ustria (AP) -Presi-
dent Kun Waldheim threatened to
dissolve the 'overnment ifiuc~pted
a repon questionil\I his World War II
conduct. but the coalition parties were discussing his replacement.
government sources said today.
Waldheim has the constitutional
right to dismiss the government and
aslc another poli tician to try to form a
new one. ~ut it is considered impossible for
'the government to unseat Waldheim
by constitutional means. Under Aus-
. tna·s.c-0ns1itu11on. a president can be
unseated only if he violates tht'
consm ution or if the government and
two-thirds of Parliament agttt hold
to a national referend um on the issue.
Reports from JOvernment sources
and the, dail) Die Pressc newspaper
indicated that even Waldheim·s sup-
poners in the conservative People's ~
Pany. which governs in coah11on
""ith the Socialists. were backing away
from the president.
Geiger li\as one of four L' .S. doctors
who spent four da~s' 1si11ng hospitals
in the West 8Jnk and Gaza Strip. The
fact-findmg mission "'.asorganized b~
Ph)sic1ans for Human R1)thts.
··The numbers. rate and scope of
the beatings and trauma we have seen
cannot be considered deviations or
aberrauons. They corne closer to
being the norm:· he told reponen.
Geiger said he saw six Palestinians
permanently paralyzed in one or
more limbs as a result of "beanngs.
The fact-fihdinJ mission was or-
ganized by Physicians for Human
Riahts. The other three doctors were
Jennifer Lcanini. director of emerg·
ency services for the Harvard Com·
munity Hcahh Plan in Boston: Leon
Shapiro. a psychiatrist and psy-
ctioanalyst at . the Massachuse tts
Mental Heahh Center. and Bennett
Simon. a psychiatrist and PS)-
choanalyst at Cambridge Hospital 1n
Cambridge. Mass. .,
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Brazil~ UIDJ aoldlen 4111 throqb the mud ln the
mountain town of Petropolla for more victim• of muct.lldn
and floocHn& that ba•e taken at leut 183 Jlye. alnce laat
Friday. Another 8 ,500 ba"Ye been left homeless:
The sources. who spoke on con·
d11i on of anonymity, said the coali·
lion panies were discussing possibly
replacing Waldheim with Josef .
Ratzcnboeck, head of the People's Pa~' in Uppcr-Austna pr&v+n~ •
Ex-Beirut hostage can't identify kidnapping suspect
Ratzenboeck met Sociali st
Chancellor Franz Vranitzky 1n Vien·
na on Wedncsda)'. the sources told
The Associated Press.
The conservative Die Presse.
which has backed Waldheim. also
reported that talk were under way in
the coalition for a successor to
Waldheim. It said Ratunboeck de·
med he ""ould agree no"' 10 take over
the largel) ceremonial office of pres1·
dent
DUESSELDORF. \'est German' (.\Pl -.\ fo rmer Wt'st
German hostagr 1es111ied at the ~1dnapping tnal of .\bbas .\h
Hamad1 that he could not hnk the L~banese defendant 10
gunmen "' ho abducted and held him for se' en months in Beirut.
September. also testi fied that he believed an American held
captl' e in Beirut escaped briefl y last year but "'as 1mmed1atel)
recapt~
Schmidt and another West German bus1n l'ssman. Rudolf
Cordes. in Januaf) 1987.
Alfred Schmidt. who was released from capt I\ II\ 1n
The tesumony came Wednesday during the tnal of Hamad1.
"'ho 1s charged with masterminding the k1dnapp1ng an Beirut of
hm1dt said he and Cordes. who ha not be(n relea!S(.'<f.
hl'ard "t'-"O or three" r\merican hostages in another room in the
same building where the '""o West Germans were being held.
I
.Ex-Reagan aide· NOfziger
guilty of illegal lobbying
WA HINGTO:'\ (.\Pl -l "'n
Nofziger. President Rl·agan·s one·
11me pohucal director. "'as found
guilt) toda) of charges he 1 llegall~
lobbsl·d top prec,1dent1al aides for
pn' ate clients afta ka' ing the v. n11e
HOUSt'
The JUn con' scted '.'ofz1ger on
three of four felon~ charges that he
had 11legall~ lobbied former col-
leagUl'S on t1':hall of\\ edtech Corp .. a
maritime r:ng1nl.'erc, union and the
manufacturer of thl' .\1r Force's A.· I 0
antl-l:ln~ plane
• In part. the JUn found :"-iofz1ger
•guilt~ of 1llegall~ U\lng his influence
.rb) ~nd1ngan .\pnl . 19 2 ·memo 10
•1hen-pres1dcn11al tounselor Ed"' in K
• Mei:~ 111 )Uggesting Chat ~1eese enlist
•the su pport of wp admin1s1ra11on
,officials -including the president
,h1m-.elf -to perc,uadr the .\rm) to
h•'c J no-bid wntract tu build small
(gasohol· engines tu the Bron\·based
• \\ cdtn h ( orp. c,1nle 1mphcated in
•numernu"> plots 10 bu\ influence "' 11h
; high gt" ernmcnt otlic1als
• \ke..,l' no\\ a11ornl'\ general. had
1cst11ied 1n thl· l \ 01stnc1 Court
"1nal that hl· wuld not recall discuss·
, ing th.: V. c.:d1nh lOnlract dunng an
.\pnl 5. 19 2. mee11ng that was lobb~ 1ng act I\ 111es dunng 1nvest1ga·
rl'ft·rrcd to in Nofz1ger's .\pnl uons b} Congress and a grand JUr).
memo. The independent counsel 1n
The JU~ a~umed ofz1ger of a Nofz1ger's case, James. C. McKa>,
single charge that he had 1llegall) argued in his summatton Tuesday
lobb' 1ed a White House official on that there had been evidence "be)'ond
beha.lf of Wcdtcch The JU~ also a shado"' of a doubt" that Nofziger
cleared ~ofz1ger's panner. Mark .\ contacted his friends 1n the White
Bragg.ofa felo n} charge ofa1d1ngand House to "cash 1n on his 1nOuence"
abetting that alleged contact. a Ma} "'Ith the Reagan adm1nistra11on.
28. 198.:!. letter 10 deput~ pres1den11al The case against Nofziger. 63. '-'3S
counselor James E. Jenkins. the first maJOr test of the rcvoh ing·
:"\ofz1ger's defense had contendededoor proV1s1ons of the Ethics in
that hi s name on the Jenkins letter Government Act. "'htch regulates
had been forged b} another Wedtech lobb} 1ng b} former high government
lubb} 1st Stephen Denlinger. officals after the} lea' e office.
'\of11ger coul d be sentenced 10 s" McKa~ saJd the la"' was designed
\Cars 10 pri son and fined up to "to pre,ent people from coming out
$30.000 on the three convictio ns. of the Wh11c House"' 1th in a ~ear and
l ' . D1stnct Judge Thomas A. Flan· at1empt1n$ 10 cash in on ihear in-
ner: schedulrd S<.'nter1cing for March nuence With the l ln1ted State's gO\·
25 ernment."
Nofziger. "'hose political assoc1a-Nofa1ger's requests tor help got
1100 '\i_th th~res1dent dates back to attention in the Whtte House because
Reagarfscr.ij·s as go' cmor of Cah· he was "a man to be reckoned "'1th."
forn1J. '-'liS found guilt> b~ a JU~ that Mc Ka) said. The prosecutor said
deliberated less_t han eight hours. Nofziger had w1e!ded gteat influence
Tht> 'erd1ct came less than two because he was "1nd1sputabl} a close
nit>nths after anotht·r former Reagan friend of the most po""erful people of
a1dc. Michael K. Dea\er. "'as con-the administrauon. including the
'llted ofl~ing under oath about his prcs1dentofthe United States.''
Outside the rourthousc. Nofziger
told rcponer!>.
"I'm not a part of the adlT)tnt!>·
1ra11on nor "'as I dunng the period
"'hen these charge!> \\ere brought It
tdl more about the inabihn of
Congn·ss to '-'rtte a fair la"" than 11
does about the adm1n1stra11on ··
Nofziger headed the White House
Office of Poht1 cal .\ffa1rs from 1981.
'-'ht·n Reagan too~ office. unlll l·arl )
1982.
iPanama Oa y leaders applaud ov er-ruling
!chief ti~d of Army's ban oil homosex uals : +o mass1 ve By 'ne Associated Press ... homosexual tendencies. ~ ,, Ga) nghts leaders applauded a decision b' a federal The ~rm) then discharged soldiers for sodom) and ~ d g d 1 appeals coun stnking do"'n the '\rm\ ·5' ban on oth<'r specific sexual acts. but not for homosc>.uaht) 11sclf ~ ru ea s homosexuals as uncons111u11onal calling t h~· ruling long After the re~ulat1ons were. changed 10 1981. the ;\rm) ; 0, crdue sought to discharge Watkins. and finall) succeeded 10
·. . Ma > 1984 after a senes of court decision Watkins \\3\ a
\\ .1.5Hl'\;GTON (A.Pl -A Col-
• 11mh1Jn drug rancl generated at least
, $~14t111111100 :i month 1n drug profit<;
Jin thl' l nnul ta te'I. collected 11 in S '>\:,l,.fl'l u~un11ng houses. and sent 11 1n c u"!l'te\ tor laundering in select<.'d
• h.1nk' arnund thl' '-'Orld. a jailed t < uban-born accoun tant test1fi<.'d
.toda ' ~ Thl' "'nness Ramon Mahan
Ro<lngu<.'z. told <.enators he nego-
t1att·d an agreement 1n 1979 between
thl· \kdclhn drug canel and Gen
Manud .\ntonio '-ionega. Panama's
m1 li tal) strongman. for the u e of
Panaman1<\n Jtrpotls. securtt) per·
sonnel and bank!> to rtceive and
process huge cash shipments from a
central collec11ng point 10 Miam1.
Hr said that 1 n111all~. the operation
brought $ Om1ll1on10 SIOOm1lhona
month 1010 Panama from the nited
tates
··1 "'3" asked 10 design a system to
fac1htatc the Oow of1he1r money from
th<.' UrlJl&d 1a1es." the accountant
said. t'Cst7f) 1ng under guard b) U ..
mar~hals
Rodnguc1 was arrested 1n 1983
after customs offi cials d1sc0Hred
SS.3 million -th his personal a1rcrafl.
c 1 currcntl) scrv101 a 43-~nr
prison scntc.1kc in a federal detention
center in North Carolina.
A federal grand JUf) 1n M1am1
1nd1c1ed oncga la t week. d 11fJing
ht had accepted S4:6 m1lhon from
druf:ckcttcrs for services ren.dcrtd He dented aJI uch a u~t1ons .
Rodnaucz said Non~ aarttd 10
authontt a systtm in which tbe drua
Mfll •ould bt IJVen armored CU
mWW') Jttunt)' Tor tht1r ca.sh ship-
me nts. 1mmeda1tt cmtit for cash dt~tcd an Panam1n11n bank and
KttU to '°' cmmcnt ICO'•~ tn· t'ludtn1 dtplo m11tt' pessPorts.
"I think 11 sabout time that the court!> rl·cogn1zcd that sergeant at the 11me. g.a~ people have been denied their rights:· said Leonard , . 0
( irafT. legal director for National Ga, Rights .\d' ocates in , Reached ~y tclephon~ at h~s home v..~dnesda) night 'Ian Francisco. · V.atkinssa1d. Most cen~inl~ I dgobad. 1o tht"m1h1:m
Th 9 · C ( · , While he said he'd "love to pursue: another carca." e th .S. ircui t ourt ol .\ppeal!> ruled -· 1 hl' maintained that news coverage surrounding th e ca'>e
v..l·dnesda) that the Arm y:s ba n is unconst11ut1onal and poor rt"ferences from the Army have prevented him
be ca use homo!>C,uals are en111led 10 the ~me pro1ec11on from getting a supevisory position in the private seftor
against governeent d1scnminat1on as racral m1non111.'" similar 10 the one he held in the· Army.
l he court ruled in favor of Pen) Watkins. 39. of A former Air Force sergeant who was discharged
Tacoma. who enlisted in the Arm) at agr 19 1n 196 7 and from the Air Force in l 97S after publicly declaring his
said on a pre-1nduc11on medical form that he had homosexualit) described the ruling as "wonderful:'
.
Soviets reportedly holding
maneuvers on U.S. island
By TH Auedatetl ~11
GAMBELL. Alaska -Soviet commandos may be~tnging co' en landings
on~ U.S. island in the Benng Sea. SI) officials pointing 10 disco' enes ofSo, 1et
military gear and sightings of mystenous strangers "'ho ran a\.\a). An
increasing number of rcpon s of unidentified aircran. submanncs. swimmers
in scuba ~ar and discarded Soviet military equipment have been turned in to
. . intenii cnce agencies. officials said dunng a visit here 1h1s'""etk. Althouah
man) s1Jht1ngs have occurred on or over mainland Alaska. the greatest number
ha\eCome from St uwren~ lsland.J trttlcss. sparstl) populated windswept
island JUSt 40 m1ks southeast of 1bena. Most of the reports come from the
laska Army National Guard's three ~sk1mo scout battalion~. "the C)e'I and
ears orthe Nonh.·· "I don't want 10 spttulatc ... said MIJ. Gen. John hadl'cr.
commander of the Ala.ska Guard.
Third How•rd BaclJ defendant .entenced
NEW YORK -Jason Ladont. the third dekndant an the Howard Bnch
case. "'as sentenced today to fl vc to 15 }can 1n pnson dnptte his open-coun
apOIOIYUftl'lc motht'roftt!f black m1n kilted bya whfte p ._ tatc uprcmt'
Coun Justice Thomas Dcm•kOfstftlcnttd Lldonc to 2~ ycaf1 to 71/': )~Its for
man laufhkr and the SlrM stntcntt for amuh. The l o K.ntcnccs arc to run
consccuuvcl). T~w11 t~th0nnt ofthotc handed down •in1utw
thrtt ttt~f1 convk-tcd1n lk r11Cial 1ttad: on thfft black men. which ltf\
one .. B-)era-otd Michael Cnffith. &Id. Jon Ltster. alrudy. an jail on 1
"ca Pon' charar. has bttn stnttne'Cd to t.M maximum of I 0 to JO )Clf'J and 1s
1Crv1n1h1sscnt.cntt1t Anica. Scott Kem. 19. waswnltnttd Fnday IOJt• to 19
)Cars. •
I •
Gephardt up
in new polls
WASHINGTO N (AP)-Richard
Ocphardt's backina among e"
Hampshire Democrats picked up
after his victory in the low• caucuses.
three new pubhc opinion polls show-
ed, while Republicans Bob Dok and
Georae Bush ran v1nuall) neck and
neck. uppon abo was up for Democrat
Paul Simon of Illinois and down a bit
for MauechusttJS . Gov. Michael
Oulakil..tbouab Du.kak1ss till IC'd the
Dcmocf'Ms an 1-ltw Hampshire by a
larac mal"gln. 1 ABC'-Wash1 n1ton
Po'1 poll found.
· The ovcrrupt poll. conducted by tclephonc ~y. found linJc 1fan}
sllppate tor Nt"'W H,mpshi~ GOP
front-n.inncr Bush, who fin1 hrd
third in lov.·a. but 1T said sappon for
formt'r telc"i Ion tv1n~11t Pai Rob-
enson mo'cd up somewhat.
ltobtnson fint hc<t SttOnd amont
tM Rtpubtican 1n Iowa; Dole. the
Kansa.s 1tnator • .,., fi rst.
The \ tc't prnldcnt 'AlaS backed b)
JJ pnmtt of tht hktly Repubhtan
,·~ten wnt )'C!d 1n ~w Hampalu~
•
Surrogate contracts
would be prohibited
under new state bill
.\CRAMENTO <A P) -.\ Re-
publican asst•mbl} woman "ants 10
outln"' surrogate parent contracts
undl·r "'h1ch "omen bear children for
somcon<.' else for a fee
Assembl~ '-'Oman unn) MoJon:
n1er. R-Enc1n1tas. proposed lcg1s·
latwn \\'ednl·sda' that '-'Ould allo"'
'oluntal) agrn...nc:nts '-'tthout pa}
under current adoption la'-'S. It takes
the samt course a'> a New Jersc'
'upremt· Court dl·ns1on issued lai 1
'-'CC'!.. in the "Bab' M .. ca<;e.
"Should a '-'O~an haH~ the nght 10
sell her bod) and thl' child she bears
for a fee~ I ccnainh don't think so:· ~10Jonn1a said at a Capitol news
conference.
"The purpose of m) b1ll 1s to insu re
that California 's current laws are not
c1rcum' ented by surrogate contracts
and that the nghts of these babies arr
protected:· she said
A M1ch1gan couple entangled in a
coun battle o' erthe t'-"inS the ""oman
bore under contract for another
coupk ap~ared at the press con·
fcrenn· with M0Jonn1cr. The) said
the~ did not kno"' the contract they
signed in 19 6' 1olated Michigan law
"The surrogacy program 1n01cts
pain and suffenni on almost eve!)·
one assoc1al(·d with 11," said Launc
Yatc!r of Ithaca. Mi ch. "Tht'
b1nhnght famil) and the donor
fam1I~ both undergo mental. emo-
tional and financial s1ra1n. Onl) those
'.1.ith no emo11onal attachment profi t
fro m th is program.··
She said a custod) mal 1s scheduled
• .for .\pril over the twins. Stephanie
and A.nthon). who were born Sept. 4.
1987
The New Jerse} upreme Coun
ruled la'it "l'ek that paring a '-'Oman
to g1,e b1nh 10 a child amounts to
illegal bab} S<'lltng. The coun also
a"'arded custody of Baby M to her
father. Will iam Stern. and ordered
the lower court to gi ve vls11a11on
righ ts to her b1olog1cal mother. Mar.
Beth Wh itehead-Gould. ·
Thl' court said 11 was not illegal to
allo"" _.,women 'oluntaril) and
"'1thout pa) ment 10 act as surrogate
mothers. pro' 1dcd the) arc not sub-
J.rt\.\., to b1nd1n$. agreements to sur-
n•nckr their children.
Democratic primary rules
c hanged to cut confusion.
By The Associated Press
l\CR .\MENTO -Go'. George DeukmeJ1an has sign ed leg1sla11on that
~raps Cah forn1a confusing S)Stem of selecting Democratic con"ent1on
delegate and allO'-"ll ~mocral.S 10 'ote d1rcctl} for pres1dcn11al candidates
instead of 1ndl\ 1dual delegates. ·The m.~asurc. s1~ned Wednesda). also
abolishes the so-called "w10ner-1akc-morc rules California Democrats t11cd
1n 1984: "'h1ch gaH' ttlc front runner in the Democratic pnmary a
dl'ipropor11onatel ) large share of California·$ delegates, at the expense of all of
thl' trailing contender4l. Instead, each prl'~tden11al contender 1n California's
l"A·n10<.·rat1l· primal) will get rough I} the same share of dck•gatr!> as his popular
\Oil'.
Salle theories used l n AIDS research
LO'I .\r-..GELE -Rescarchl'~ at US Medical School ha'e bel·n using
tht; thcom·!> of polio-' accme creator Dr. Jonas Salk to create a treatment for
.\IDS. thl' Los .\ngeles Times reported today. The trea tment is heing used on
a ~mall numtx·r 1ndl\ 1duals who arc infected \\.tth the AID virus but have not
)Ct dr,elopcd S) mptoms of the deadl y disease, the Times said. It 1s not being
used as a' accine for uninfected people ... ;\t the moment we arc JUSI testing an
idea." ·all said 1n a telephone.rnter' 1cw from Chicago. where he was attending
a medical meeting. ··we arc doing vcr; hm1ted prelinllnar)• expcnments."
.H uman tests a~ being conducted at the lln1 ver It) of outhcrn California's
k ennelh Norn Jr. Cancer Hospital under supef'\ 1s1on of Dr. Brian E.
Hl'nderson. ho p11al director. and Dr. Alexandra Levine. a well-known Al D
researcher and S executive associate dean.
Slx charge• dropped l n molestation case
.\N FR;\ Cl 0 -prosecutor said the govern ment' case ap inst a
former Prcs1d10 da)Cate worker accused of child molestation has not bttn
damaged. de pate a Judge's dismissal ofs1x of se en charges fi led against him.
Assmant AttornCJ General Eb Luckel ~td that because of the action
Wednesday b) U.S. District Court Judac William Schw.ru r. he will go before
a grond j ur; later this month to seek rn ort detailed indictments qain4it Gary
Hambright. 34. While the government "felt that the indictment as we
p~ntcd 11 "as adequate undtt tt)e law," Luck.cl said he '4-111 takc addittonal
e' 1dencc apin~t HambriJht to arand Jurors the week of Feb 22 and that he's
confident Hambr11tlfs tnal will beam Apnl 4 a hcdulcd. h"'1n er ruled
that 1n charge\ qa1nst Hambnght had to be di m1 sed because. while the)
alleged kwd and a.Kh io6AI behav10r. lhc)' violated federal ruk 1 of proccdurt
because they d id not rencct any spttiftc actions.
Slayer condemned for WnJ dme ...
A TA AN--~ Teus trans~nt .. wbast datJ'I stntenC't was o"cn~mtd '"'ice~ the C-altfom1a UpttrM owt. has bttn. condtmn«t 10 death ... '" rn
the 1919 shooting or a Taco Brll maftllltr who bt1etc1 hun to spare ha hfe.
Rctalt\ a of the .?0-)ur-old V1Ctnn. Kathtnnc -Auauita Parron. "' ho~1n1
hands as tht "mt1ct "' mid WcdM.tl)' '" tht-&lptnor oun JUI'} trial of
Mt r<'ehno Ramos. 30. Leola Ro~. tht airfs mother. m«S M>fily art'd pai pcd
the hand of' her SQn, ftcrwaf'd. W Sltd, ••Thctt i\ nu C'OmpttH.a&ton tn thf
world worth t1'i1 mU<'h pein and 1uffttina. I hope and prl). 1ha1 'Oqt< da) God
••II remove tht hale a.nd an~ and frustf'ltlOft from m) fl.mil)' .. Ramos was "°"' ic1cd or flrst-dqrtt murdtt and armftt rc>bbt'r) for th~ JuM ). 1979. sla> •na of Parrou. the nap1 man.,rr al a Taro Bt'll on Bnstol trect an Santa
u • hfrt Rame» ~orktd u a janitor
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Orange Coat OAILY PILOT/Thursday, February 11, 1988 A 7
Three ear insurers increasing rates Fluorocarbon selling
Joint venture in J a pan
Peter \hurm. c hairman of The
Fluorocarbon Co.. Tutld•> an-
nounced that the-Laauna N11uel firm
hai :>&f't'Cd to stll tt SO prn:ent
mtemt in N1tt3·Moo~. IOC'tltcd 1n
<haka. Japan to 1tta lnduslne$ for
Sl9 m1lhon
1 OTC UP s & DowN s
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Three of the sta te's bi~t car
1n$ura nce companies are ra1S1n& their
ratC$ by as much as I S.6 prrcent.
accordina to published rcpons.
The Automobile ctub of Sou the m
California ra ised rates an 1vera,e
12.S prrttnt 1151 month. followin& IS
prrtcnt increase imposed in July. said
1.arr) Baker .. a Auto Club vice
Prt\ldcnt. T~ Cali fornia State Automobile
Association. which ~rvn Nonhcm
Cahfom1a. plans 10 ra1~ rat~ an
a,·eragc IS 6 prl'C'cnt in Mart h. The
Ora nae County Resister reported
Wednesday.
State Farm Insurance Co. raised us
Cahfom1 a rate~ an avcragC' of 7.9
s>rll'Cl\t Dec 30. said Jim 11hl).
pubhc relation .. dirtctQrl n lhe co"'·
pan) 's Bloommg1on. Ill. htad· Quane rs. Th41t 1ncrtaSt-. the lirst 1n
t1o1.o )t'U'\ .. 1s entircl ) due to h1a,hcr
medical costs. he ~1d.
The new paper aunbutcd the in-
crease for Auto tub in~uran<.-c in
Southern Cahforn1a an pan to the
October M<X'k market cra'ih, wh ich -1iWI------------------
NEW Y~I< (AP) -The toMowlno tlst w ws the Pffw York Stock Excl'IAnoe •t~s end werr1n1s n11t neve gone up lhe mo't I nd <town lhe most tuised on ""c.nt of change reQtrdlel' of vOlume for Wed
No *urllies 1r1dlng ~low S2 •r• Incl· ·uded. Net and oercent1v. en.nee' ere !"• dl'.ference ~twHn lh• orevlCXJs caos ng proc• i nd Wednud1v'' 2 o.m price.
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IMPORT ANT NOTICE
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT
is p'roposing to charge an IMPACT· FEE on new development in our water
distribution area. This would also affect redevelopment. In order to consider your
views on t his matter. the District invites you to attend one or all of the following
public hearings:
Thursday, February 25 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 10 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 17 at 7:00 PM
All meetings will be held in the District's Board Room at 1965 Placentia Avenue.
Costa Mesa. For more information. please call the District's Public Advi sor·
tJo/:RJtl .. · I./. ,,#,) ~e It I/Vig~·
Chuck Hamilton, (714) 631 -1200
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THUR8DA Y'S 11 A.II. (P8T) PRICll
Market edges upward
NEW YORK (AP)-The s1ock market edged
upward today. s1rugghng to extend Wednesda) 's
broad advance.
The Dow Jones avera&t' of 30 industrials. up
47.58 on Wednesday. ro5t'another 6. I 3 to 1.968.17
by 2 p.m. loday on Wall Street,
Gainers outnumbered losers by aboul 5 to 3 in
the o"crall 1all) of New York Stock Exchange-h~tcd issues. with 901 up, 564 down and 457
ul"lchangcd.
Stock prices have climbed lately on the
strength of1alk that lhe Federal Reserve is finding
room 10 relax its credit policy. with the dollar
hil\'111g stab1hzcd in foreign exchange.
I n1crcs1 ralC's rose 1n the credit markcti;.
responding lo news of a stronger-than-expected 0. 5
percent incrtaSC' in retail sales last month.
Federated DcpanmentStoresJ.llined 2 to 5911~.
Campeau Corp. of Toronto said Wednesday 1t had
linrd up S660 m1lhon in financing from Edward
DcBanolo and th e Reichmann famll} fo r 11s olTer
to acquire Federated. lop & Shop Cos .. target of a takeover bad b~
Dart Group. rose '~ lo 36''•.
Tht' Y E\ composite mdc' of all ''" h\tcd common stocks added .35 to 144.59. .\t tht'
'\merican Stock Exchange. the market value indc:<
v.as up 2.29 a1 274.94.
Volume on the Big Board came to I 51.08
on shares with two hours to go
Your tlrat pet,
your first Job,
your flrat car,.
your flrat home
claaaltled'• your flrat choice.
WHAT AME X Orn
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AMEX LEADER S
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WHA T NYSE Orn
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NYSE LEADER ~
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Dow JoNE S AvE RAGES
NASDAQ SUMMAR Y
NEW YORK (APl -Most 1cllvt over--1rte·cou,,rer slocks suPC>lle<I bv NASO. l•;t• NarM V[ .f AUIM Cho. lrilel \ 2.16 . 111 e ~.p~ec s 2.04 ,~ +1 1
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t 1~11 ti~
Retail sales register
3rd straight increase
By ne Auodated Press
Retail sales rose a seasonally ad-
JU~l1.'d 0.5 percent in Januar) for 1hc
third straight monthly incrc.asc as
consumers rushed 10 au1omob1lc
sho"rooms. the government rc-
poned today. I The Commerce Dcpartent said ~1ailers sold S 128.1 billion wonh of
goods in Januaf'}'. up $600 million
from the December. It was 1hc hi&ht'sl
le vel 51nc-e 1.!JUSI. when sak h11 S 128. 9 billion.
The Janlllry me followed revised
incrcaSt'\ of 0.3 percent in November
and J .l pcrccllUD December> Earher
cstunatcs had put the November inc~aic 11 only O. l per«nl and the ~mbcr climb al 0. 7 pe~nt.
Much of 1hc January st~n1th came
in 1uto sales. v.h1ch chmbtd 1.6 _
pc~nt follo,..1011n t~ttaX of 1.9
percent in Ot-ct'm~r Al.!tO uln had
lumped in t~ fall when dc:Alcn
d1~tinucd cnd-of-the·m<>«l·)'ear
~lcs inccnu'ei.
TM National Auoc1111on of
Ma.nufacturtrs 111d Wcdnnda)' thal
a SUfH) of 100 chief ClttUllrt
ofTiccrJ v.ho sit on 1he as~1111on's
boanJ \hov.cd 'onl) a ont'•ln·four
chao~I.' for :ire ess1on this \ear
On Wall 1rcc1. lhe stock market
:ath anC'ed broad I). buoy~ by fallina
interest rates in the c;redit markets.
The moves stirred specutation tha1
the Federal Reserve. which is holdina
t><>liC)·~tt1ng meetings this wctk.
m1.Jlt be read) to rtlax 115 credit
policy.
The Na11onal Association of
Manufacturl'rs' survC) also ~vealed:
•Eiih1y-onc pe~enl of th~ e:\·
el·u""c ~lied expected "no material
chan,c" 1n business IJ a resuft of 1hc.
Oc1. Q stock market collae>1C.
-•5"'c1tty""lht ~"' t4-they anticipated thal profitt would be up
from 1987 kvds. w11h 19 perttnt
upcc11n1 profits lo bt "substa.ntially
hither.''
•Anothtr 71 percent aid that
c"pons v.-ould rtfc 1n 1988 over latt
")car. wnh 22 pcl'\"Cnt 11yen1 tM)i
v.-ould be ·"about tht same." None
1houah1 e11pons v.·ould fall.
Tt;c stork m1rktt t\tended a rally
from the prt\IOUS wuton. Tht Dow
Jol\C1 l\nqr' of lO 1ndu1tnals. up
18 74 Tunda~. rmt another O '9
po1n1 10 1.96: 04 .
...
,.
"I · Irvine we.ighing
growth. benefits
against burdens
Irvine and The Irvine Co. are on the threshold of what
could be a hi storic development agreement. .
For more than two years negotiators have been
hammering out a compromise on how the company will
develop its land and how mµch of its land will be dedicated to
the city, One of the big concerns was how much land would be
devoted to open space. but traffic circul ation and land-use
designations were also argued.
The result of the talks. which was embraced in principle
·by the City Council on Tuesday. would give the city of Irvine
the largest bank of open space in the United States -5.000
acres. On the fl ip side of the a~recment. the company will get
to devel op some areaLs of the city at a higher density than what
was expected.
The agreement is not final yet. There are more meetings
-to~ held. reams of.paper will be added to the 2.100 pages of
en v1ronmcntal studies already do ne and then there's the final
test - a spot on the ballot.
If the agreement gets past the threshold . it could be a
model of how growth can and should be planned.
Much of the controversy over growth on the Orange
Coast ha s its roots in the perception that planning
commissions and city councils ha ve accommodated de-
velopers~ wishes rather that watching out for the best interests
of the community and its citizens. Projects in Huntington
Beach and Costa Mesa are the most ready examples of this
phenomenon.
Granted. the city of Irvine has an advantage that other
tov. ns do not share because The Irvi ne Co. is the onl) major
developer the council has to deal with. But th at shouldn't
detract from the concept of a government si tting down with
developers and its ci ti zens to agree on ho"' and where the
communt.t) sho uld .grow.
As the communities on the Coast continue to develop.
and in some cases redevelo p. plan ni ng for that development ts
going to have to guarantee that the burdens and benefi ts are
shared among government. developers and ci uze ns. Hope fu l-
ly. when the benefits of growth arc weighed against the
burdens, we wi ll sec projects that will mo-.e us into an era of
gro~vth that 1s not constantl y cl oaked in suspicion.
The open space ncgotiattons and pending agreement
bctv.ecn the cit) of Irvine and The Irvine Co. l'ould be the
blueprint for such a planning process.
Contra aid
House rcje<;tion b> a n eight-vote margin ... of Prcs1<lcn t
Reaga n's $60 milltcm package of aid for the Nicaraguan
Cont ras did not spell defeat for the anti-Sandm1sta msurgcnts.
or v1ctof) for the Sandinista government in Ma'nasua.
Still. the \Ole will ha'e profound importance 1f it marks
the turning point in .S. poltc). a turning poin t imposed h~
Consrcss after seven years of the Reagan admm1stra11on
scckinf: a militar: solution in N1carasua. -
\\inning thl' peace through a poht1cal settlement ''· 0 ' rr
the course of the next few moQths. the ne"" pol IC\ th1o; 'otc
should se t in .mouon. ... ,,..
-~ As · fo r the fate of Central America ge nerall). and
Nicaragu a in particular. it's up to Congress to foll ow through
by encouraging the peace process under the Anas plan and to
increase substant ial!~ t r.s. economic and humanitarian aid to
the region.
For Congress to conduct foreign poli cy by a succession of
votes 1s, admittedl>. not the best situation in a govern ment
designed for execut ive branch leadership in 1nterna11onal
affairs.
.Maybe now the president will compromise and forge a
producti ve work ing partnership with Congress on Central
America.
· The Herald, Everett, Wash. .,
Nation's budget
An increasing number o f representati ves and senator'
(is) beginning to otTc-r public apologies for the congressional
budget process. The admission is past due. but it's a sign of
progress. nonetheless.
The problem is Congress· failure to handle budget hills in
an orderly manner. and its reliance_ on the continuing
resolution instead. This contrivance has bee~d to load up
the budget with pork barrels that any responsible president
would otherwise veto.
This year's budget was embarrassingl y corpulent. even
by congressional standards. Some in Congress want to repent.
Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail
Acid rain
If the administration continues to drag its heels on doing
something constructi ve about acid rai n. President Reagan's
entire time in office is going to pass without real action on this
environmental threat. .
The ·recent unsatisfactory meeting with Canadian
officials in Washington is a fresh indicati~n_Jbat this may happen. -
It is true that a smidgm of apparent progress was made.
The Americans agreed that an attempt should be made to
negotiate an acid rain, co~trol trc,ty with Canada.
But there was no poStttve U.S. response to that country·s
specific proposals for re<lucing the volume of acid rain that
moves northeastward across the U.S.-Canadian border.
A scientific consensus says action is needed. Our
go crnmcnt should show more signs ofbcina willing to do its
pan.
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Orange Coast OAILV PILOT/ThurSday. February 11. 1988 * A9
· 'Robc:t on , qulle properly and quite openly. ha made r t>llJ!ion n major
part OI hi ca mpaig n ...
Walter Meara
ANOClated Pre .. esecutl•e editor
LETTER S
One step
forward,
two back
Tu thl' td11u1
f hl'H' 1~ J Ill'" .,t ing oul 1allcd .. Ont-
~h:p l o~;p,j J "'" \ll'P' Bade" h
th" "hJI "h.1p~n 111i·1n thl u n of
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1.111. IJlht'r' .J-.l..1m 1o.1t .111 111l , 1m
p.in~ nit !1;: pl.1\.l·d ro •tw1r m·1!:!.l
borh1••i<l 11 •""''' 1,t.111.. •• 11 "1'11' 01.!
thl'~ ()I\ J till fllJI 'h1rrb• 1 ll",ll!t' I
-p!1tcnl1.il thr .11 -( lt11· \kp I 1
":ird. (\'"'l1..p,K1<'-
' Contra aid vote milestone
B~~~ .tilJ 1·:~11h '11' "'Vl
a,i....cd i ~1,,· up th1. • ,11.,rx•r;' ·"1
unckrgrouno u111t· c< ;in.; ., •tll'ninr
of Bt•.t.h B11uk1a•.I , 11. .. 1 ~ ,1J11t
pktnl u,11 1: ·11 1: •• , • .l<•m.itn ""
~1.qu ir 11£ tt " I"'' •p1.r!-. 'IJttng th
ar1.·.i \\J\ hl1gt'tll.I lhl·re(11r1 d1g1hk I I
rt•J1.''l·l.1pnwn1 tumh Bll.zht ,uu d
fll'I tx pr1 \. • th1 .. l I •'I. \hl l II\
for California congressman falhl·r, 111'>1 th \UPf'l•'I 111 m..111-.
i->1:uplt -'lln1.. '11..r I ,.-v..11d fv.11
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\lt'.ldl•"}Jr .. \ '1"'11 ''"' .1 g_kJ. I
In Jn d1 \ .111 '1t' l \ \" f'l1• • .-.c d<' Ill •l
ll'J\1• .1 Pll'\l I I .tr1d •J1.llll Ill •IUT
l'l l • lit\"\ \,m..1 f h1• f\fl•f)\ 11\ I\ JO
ar1. hn1lng1. JI ''h lh<' J 1t .1 • ann.•r
hanJk 1h1.· 11Jtl11. ti v.nuld pnl<lurl
a-nd the \IJtl'I l'uinp ,1,it1nn "nt11..1 .it
C.JJ)Jl II\ l hl· f1../11ning tor tht .itrport
"'.1' .irrr < 1. .-J -<int· ~tep Fo r" ..1rd
T "I I \t1.'f'' H.i, ..
Tony Coe lho used the issue to move
out from under his politi.cal cloud
The Huusr of Rrprcscntat1 H'''
rl'fusal tu go .ilong Mth the adrr11n1s-
trat1on·., latnl Contra a1d propo\al
markl·J Jn 1m portan.1 m1les1ont.' for
the h1ghl·\t ranl..1ng Californian 1n
C'ongrr'"· m:i1nrn~ whip Ton~
Coelho ul \krl·rd . .\s a leader of the:
light ag:i1n'>t Pr1.·stden1 Reagan's m1h-
1:in1 Nicaragua poltc~, Coelho drm-
ons1ra11.·d to his collcagut•s that he'<;
mur1.· than a part1cularl) astute poht1-
cal Opl.'rau,c.
In so doing. Coelho mo\t~d out
from undt•r a doud that "as crcatt.'d
h~ tht' 'ucce~l> he: nrh1eHd during l>I\
H'Jr\ ,l·n 1C'l' :J'> r hairm':in of the
i)1:1mxratir < ongress1 onal Cam-
p011gn ( omm1t1Ct' H t\ o"n rl.'rord nf
rl'al J1..·lompl1~hm1.·n1., 1n that mk
rnrhnl "hat "~•i. -.upposed to ha\l·
tx·c:n the Rl'ag.Jn '"' olu11on Bui he
did 1h1· Jllh <,O "l'll. e\f'l('l'1alh 1n
'>qUl'l'llllg 1.·;impJ1gn ~:onlnhut 1on~
1r11m polilll'al ac11on comm111 re'>.
("cx·lhti "a' \\1Jl'I~ '""" a-;'a polt11ca l
"lwckr-<ll'alc:r. too much so for r1. 1.'n
• somr of 1h1.· Demol·ra1s hr hrlp1.•d
dc:rt tti the: Hou'l'
C l'il'lho hl'ld thl' l'Jmpa1g.n P."l
dunng "thl' lir\l SI\ ~cars 1n "hll'h
Ronald Rt·:.igan onup1ed the \\ httl·
HoU\l'. a lime "hen tht• prl''-'dtnl "·''
C\Pl't'tl'd ti~ rnan~ to ti<-comc ~··
consl'n at1'e"· Franklin Ddan~
Roosc,elt Reagan \\3) tntlH\11~ sl'en '
as thl' counll'rre"oluuonar. "ho
"ould mo' c thl' n:it1on . '>oci:ith and polit11.all~. 5h:irph and dl'Cl'>IYCI\ to
the right l hl· Rrag:in era. some
oh~l'f\l'r~ prrd11.1cd. \\Ould prove no
k\S 1mpurtan1 a pohllcal \laler'iht•d
than "as Roo\1.'1.\'11 \ Nl'" Dt.·al.
fl\c: prt:tlll IHlll h..1'.> lx•c."n \\Ide oft he
m:irl.... \\ h1k K1'.lttan 'il'l"ms de~llned
10 go dtl\l n 111 h1'1<1r~ a.-. an important
ch1d l'\cl·u11' r . Im impact can hard I)
lw l'ompar1.·J tn tllat of Roo\t'1.elt
P:irt 1.11 lh.: rl'a,on 1' the sun·rss
lkml11.rJI' hJ\l' had tn pre,cn11ng
Rc:Jgan"<. n·marl..:ihk per-;on:il popu-
l:mr~ from tx·1ng 1r..1n\lated 1nio '01er
!>Upport fur K1.publKan ·1.and1da1h
for House '>1.':Jl' or 1."0Uf\t'. lh1.· I.'\ PtTll'd R1.·.igan
1m pa1..l "a' 111.,·n·'11m:ll1.·d Imm the:
start. RcagJ n ·' I '11\!I dc:c 11on rt·p-
rt·,rn11.'"t! 1h1.· r1.·pu1.llJ11on Qf D\.'mo-
nat11. Prc~1J1.·n1 J1rnm1. < ;irt1.·r .ind
not mu(·h m11r1.· \ 011.·r-, h' .rnd IJr~1.·
v. 1sht•d 10 pr1.''t'n 1.• mo-st 01 th1.·
Dl·moHJlll rrngram' nt lht• "'l'"
lkJI. f .rn Dl·.il and <1reat '\1x1.:t'
C <A'lh11·, dfort, .i' D1.·n11:11. ra11,
t·ongrL''-'tOnJI 1.ampa1gn chJ1rman
though ''rr1.· 1mtrumcn1al rn mtnt·
m111n~ tht· hc:ndm Rcpubl11:an
Hou~c 1.·and1da1c:s gained from Rt··
;igan·suJallatl!> C oelho'sshrev.d .inJ
1nddaugJbk efforts ;i., thc chic:! lund·
ra1~r for JnJ nmrd1nator of. D1:mn-
n ·..111c Hou\\.' campaigns v.a e 1m ·
nwd tatch kit 1n lhl' 19°:! ekc110n\.
"hllh k J 1<1 thl' dl'fc:a1 ot 1h,·
ton.,cnat1,1.· lvalttion of minurn1.
Rcpuhli1.am J nJ Roll \\ n'' ii D1·m11
aat It ''as 1h1s coall11on that P''
Rl·ag.tn h1!> l..l'~ l1.·g1<.la11't' ''""' ,,
dunng the fir,1 l'<o H'3r5 11! h"
JJm1n1\tr.i11un
fh,· l)\·mmrat' g.l1n1.·d ha,I.. 2'-
sc;it~ !rum th,· R1.·ruhlH.an'!> 1n th.11
\1.'.lf l fh u1ntrJ\l tn l\J~4 "'hrn thr
ilr-,1 m11J-tl'r m l'il't tflln' 11f the '\.l·"
D•'JI 1.·r,1 \\l'fl' hdd Rno~·,clt"\
Dt·morral'> , .. orl'd .i nrt g.i1n ot ntnl'
nn' \l'Jh 111 the Hou<.(.' That L'lr1. I Hin
rrllrdl'J thr 'trnng '1111.•r 'UP~'rl tm
1h,· l{,1,1~.:' dt r1•111lu1111n 1
IX. m111.r:ili-I hlU'l' 1.ind1da1.:'
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th1.· I '1~4 .1nd I''·'" 1.·k1. t11.1n<. t1' pr1111.·1. t
1h1.·p.irt ' ,,,1n1n1lofthr House E'en
during thl' Rr.1gan rr·t·kc110n lanJ.
~lld1 '•'.lf "hrn thl' prC\ttknt ga1nnl
-,, 1x·rn·n1 ul th1.· popular \Oil' thl'
( tXlho-kd IX·morrat11.· Hou~· 1..tn·
d1d.1ll''< \ulkrl'd J nt•t loss of onh I"
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sut1.•'" 111"h.111,J1h.1nkle"'Joh H"
fu nJ.ra 1\1 ng l'f l, 1n' "i.•r1• 1. n t 1c111·d· J<\
a 'h::il..t·dcm n ot hu\ln1.'"·oncn1c.-d ·
MARTY
SMITH
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h.1J g.~1n1.·J .1 r1·ru1.1t111n J' tx·1ng ..i
p.1lttK.1I 'hJrptl' "h" lud .t·d a tirr·
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The lung fig.ht in th1· Hou\c '" , .•
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than onr pltnt1.·r1.•<l prc:s1dential cam·
pa1gn. Lt:al1JU\. <.1ngk·1"uc actt' t<;ls
can bl.-hanird<iu' 10 a pan~ ·s g1.•neral
ell'c11on health fhc' 1t·nd t0 lorce
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candidates 1.umpeung \\Ith Ro~
cnson haH' bcl·n careful and. in
.dcb.i.tc. rourtcou') lo"ard thr former
television '' angel1 t -"h11 O\l\\
bristlcs nt that 11 l'Ur.ltc dr npt1on
Sen. Bob Dok. the comtnrtaNr
GOP victor tn \tonda' ·, IO\\;\
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~'tkomc the Robenson nC\\n1mr1'
aboard. looking to thnta' \l hl'O t hi.'\
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That i& not likt l)' io be RohcrNln ana most or ttlc pcop c he nu' attracted io Rcpubl1 n pohllcal a1 ·
tiv1t) art no1101n1 to be transfrrabk
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ra« bct""ttn htmlt'lf 1nd V1C't Pmt·
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him Hts ix·o,1k ~tngcd "'al t'am u~'· anti hC' pwm1~d to challcnat the
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uwJ ap1n,1· "'-cnncd' no" ts tx-10
u~·d iSptMI him
That's unas~1l4bk' Bui lht situ•
aticm\ a~ not tM ~mt Kl•nncd~ h d .t rttO 1n publt
offiC't', 1n th<' House and the nllt
t''enthouahhl\n,11 said 1t -.a n·1a
'en 1mpn-ss1' (' ont He ~td tha t ~h ion 'houM not N-an ' uc. and
tha1 he v.ould rc'1tn bc-f'Ort ptt·
mrt1101 h ~h IOU heh~ t ~vtnl
him from d 101 htS ~Hknoal duf\ Ro~S<\n. q"11t p~rh anJ
quilt opcnh. has m adt ttl ion •
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carccr hr rt' he tntcttd fd&111. and
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welcomed
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our op1n1o'n1 on mi tten of
publ1 intcmt u1tcf\ and lon~r aruck:$ of
com ment.a r} m u t be saancct
The) sh uld be l pcd or ckarl}'
wnucn and Jent to LE I I ERS
to tht EDll OR. 0.tly Pllot.
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. Elvis, b~lettomerge la premiere
11J LYNNE LAllEll ._,..°"' u tr e What do the words "ballet'' and
"Elvis" have in common?
When you think o( ballet. frilty
tutus. soarint orchestral music 'lncl
araceful mus1c bo• dolls ..,Croueuina
on p0inte may come to mend. When
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ybu Ibid: of E via. ifs IYftti, hips. As a tribute to his cloee friend ol U
1ereami111 raaa and a voice ull of years. and a chance to delve back into
DCrVOUltnefU. hil fine loY!L5 ... laalical musk, But wbea -tbe Lona 8c8ch Ballet Weisman com1J1C1CQ .. Conc:eno .. in
performs its world premiere "Con-1982. It's b9ted on ''As Lona u I
c:eno lor Elvia" Saturday and Sunday Have You," "Crawfilh•• and ··1
at the city's Tm.ce Theater. in-Sliooed. I Stumbled. I Fell ...
auauratins the pa bmancr ~ion fo l 987 he decided to put it into
or the Lont Bach Centennial eel-motion. Lookina for a company
ebntion, bellet and Elvis will meet o n willina to take 1 risk and oroduce
common sround. Ballet will look to. somethina innovative, he .ap.
the prnent for inspiration. and rock proacbed Qavid Wilcox, the Lona
'n roll to the days of Bach and Beach Ballet's artistic director. It was
Beethoven. oriJinally slated for the 10th an-
Ben Weisman. the composer who niversary of Elvis' death last Auaust.
wrote more a<>ld records for EJvis a su~fire media boon that would
than any other (a total of S7), has brin& nationwide attention to the
woven three ofthose tunes into a 3(). Southland's only major bellet com-
minute piano conceno with or-pany. But a serious financial shon fall
chestra. The symphonic musical and the inability to brina its diverse
pon rait was fint pe,rformed in ckments toSCthcr in time forced a
Graceland by the Memphis Sym-cancellation, accordin1 to Wilcox.
phony Orchestra in 1983, in front of With the help of former Joffrcy
3.000 Elvis devotees, where it re-dancer Ann Mane ck An,elo, founder
ceived a stand.in' ovation. and chorcoarapher of the innovative
Since the beJinnina of his sons-Ballet D'Anaeto. which she describes
writina carttr an 19S4. Weisman. a as "a synthesis of all kinds of
would-be concert pianist and aradu-American entertainment," the ele-
ate of the Julliard School of Music. ments beaan to act. Workina hand in
has written more than 300 songs in hand with Weisman. her approach
the blues. pop and country music • goes beyond the literal.
aenres. Barbra Streisand. Conway "Who wants to sec Elvis (dancina)
Twitty, Gladys Kniaht and many in a ballet?" she ukcd. "What
more anists have recorded his songs. fascinates me is somethin1 Elvis said
Danceta perform the ballet °Concerto for Elm.••
Weisman bepn writing for Elvis tn in an interview after his retirement.
19S6 after seeina him on the Tommy that 'There's the image and therc·s the
Dorsey Show, after scrutinizing the real person'. That's what destroyed
ranae of his· voice and the style of his Elvis. People crack up when they lose
music. touch-with their identity. and it's a
"In 19S6 Elvis was singing black very universal thing." -And members of the Lon• Beach hl' said:
music. which was unusual for a white The three-movement work pres-Ba1kt will be pun hrough their paces But if the · end result sounds
man at that-time, It was a mixture of cnts-.Elvis the real person. the iroaae in Jhc aureis1ve and challenaing mystifyinAIY metaphysical. the inten-
PoP. country, rockabiJly and blues. A and the conflict in between. D'Anaelo choreography as well. ~ccording to tion is to produce both a touchinaand
lot of people write for themselves. members La rry Blake. also a former Wilcox. cnteruuning ballet that maximizes mn based on what they fee l. I was aware of JofTrey dancer. will dance the inner "To do Ann Manc·s choreography. the unique talents of Its dancer.s.
what he was doina when be sang. "Jnd self: street chncer Alexander Wood. you ha ve to be a gymnast. ballet "My experience with JofTrcy taught
I knew how to write for him. I was a the image, and Ballas Sluyter. the dancer. modem dancer. JUZ dancer me how to be entertaining in the
g<>?d craftsmaR," .Weisman said. conflict. and contort1on1st all rolled into one." dance icnrc. It's a · riPofT to do
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And there's a little something for
~one on the pr.ogram. wllich
marks the second and final pcr-
fc:Jrmance of the ballet's cutback
season. Along with the world
premiere. the ballet performs Andre
Prokovskfs tradi11onal .. Faust
D1,ert1mcnto··. a Peruvian folk
dance. .. .\ymara:· and a contem·
Por3f) Pas de Deu11.. "Stay With Mc,"
de Angclo·s work set to music by Bette
M1dlcr and danced by de Angelo and
Blake.
Performances will be given at 2:30
and 8 p.m. Saturday and 8 p.m.
unda> at thr Terrace Theater. 300 E.
Qc('an Blvd .. Lo ng Beach. Tickets arc
S 1 I -S25 with information available
at (2 13) 427-5206 or (213) 436-3361. __., --
REVIEW
Mystique
of Marceau
magnificent
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... .,..,,... .....
As perhaps th~ world's qu1n-
tc sS<.'nt1al mime. MarcC'I Marceau has
been convey ing the magic and mys-
tique of this demanding an form for
more than 40 years.
His comical but telhng charac-
tenLat1ons a.s 81p convey the human
foibles inherent when strupling
ap1ns1 the challenges of11fc. while his
"style pantomimes .. deal with sub-
JCCts ranging from the fn volity of ,
v1s11ors in a public park to the
solcmnit) of "The Creation of the
World."
Perhaps most 1mpress1ve 1s that
Marcea u. after four dcadc.s. con-
tinues to perform v.1th such pr«ISlon
and scns1tiv1t) on pieces that for him
must be second nature. if not outnght
t1rcsomj.'.
At 64. the French mime 1s showing
no signs of slowing down and pcr-
formrd 12 selections from his di vers(
repcto1rc 1n an impressive. hcart-
warmin' show Monday ni~t at the
Performing Arts Center m Costa
Mesa .
The opening set of st) le pan-
tomimrs was highlighted by "The
Mask Maker" in which Marceau
changes faces. first slowly and then
quickening. )"ith a precision that not
onl) displays his technical prowess
but furthers a stof) about how the
images we aspire to threaten to
devour us as well.
In the Popular pu~ce. "The Creation
of the World.'. Marceau displays the
mime's gift of Portrayi ng not only
human characteristics but those of
plants, animals and the forces of
nature as well.
What makes all of the per-
formances so enchanting is that
Marcnu makes pantomime appear
natural. with an ease that belies the
technical difficulty behind this inter-
national lan1ua1e of ~lure.
s Marceau hassa1d. writers can be
political. comical. ep1cai and sauncal.
dancers can 11vea sense of the rhythm
of man and musicians can convey
moods and imaacs. But mime. he
said. "has to create all these thinp.
but in silenct." ·
The advantqc. however. is that
when mime is effectively performed.
it crosse5 cultural and even historical
limitations. ·
"I'm sure the Romans lau&hed
when someone slipped on a blnana
pcct:· M1rteau s,ays. "Technoloty
chan,cs. , ph1ldsofhY chan,es. but
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beaclersq ip
and memC>ries·
come up short
4th lnt~ch suspect pleads guilgr
I
When Rep. Rohen Badham 1~aed in a
recent interview that ncwapapers are often overly
dependent on their own libraries, he made a valid
potnl. A newspaper'' library consists primarily of
ankles clipped out of that publication for future
refercocc. · • .
The conpnsman pointed out that misinform&·
tion, misquotes or other crTOrs in a story can be built
upon, in perpetuity, as feponers pull the file on that
1ubjoct and repeat the errors in succcedin1 stories.
Of course.
an y time a
aross distor-
p.ul tion of fact is
broup t to a
newspa per's a ......... _ attention it will lllAll'Ltl run a correc·
l •••••••••••••t io n . But . Badham ri&ht·
ly pointed out. apln, that the correction won't act
the same big play in the paper as the oriainal story.
His particular gripe apinst the Daily Pilot was
its stories and editorials that neptivcly portrayed
hi s world trav~ls at the pubhc's expense. The
newspaper was especially cntjcal of a South Pacific
·journey that took a conarcssional delegation through
such exotic places as Tahiti and Fiji.
f uriousabout thc cove,..e, Badham visited the
newspaper offices where be talked to the publisher,
editor and anyone else who would listen. explainin_g
exactly what the trip~tailed and why stops in FiJt
and Tahiti were necessary.
Tn-our IUesr interview,· Badham again talked
about that coverage and complained that the Pilot's
library would contain only clipPings of critical
stories because he had never received a fair hearing
from us.
I was ready to balance the record for the
congressman in the story that followed our interview
when I went 10 our library· and discovued. lo and
bchol<t, we had mdccd iiven him that hearing.
-1n a front page-story1hat followed-his-visit to the
Pilot, he was given the opportunity to s~ll out, step
by step. his entire trip to the South Pacific.
Ma ybe he never saw the story. Or maybe f)e
didn't remember it. Just as a newspaper's pttJudices
can geJ stored forever in its library. an individual's
prejudices can get stored in the memory banks where
they block out or reject any information that
contradicts those prejudices.
That's not to say the congressman didn't have a
valid argument about newspapers. But believe it or
not, newspaper reporters generall y do their best to
get the fac ts right. When they don't, editors arc ready
to run corrections.
I mention this because I've been wondering 1f
our ne.wspaper has been giving the Board of
Supervisors a bum rap. Looking in our library. r vc
had trouble fi nding stories tha t show our supervisors
. providi ng much-needed leadership in the county on
controversial issues like development and transpor·
tat ion.
Tuesday's delivery to the Registrar of Voters
office of 95.000 signatures on a slow-growth
initiative was accomplished in dramatic fashion.
c-0mplc1c with coffin and hearse to symbolize the
end of politics as usual in Orange County.
Gaddi Vasqut'z and Harrieu Wieder have bct-n
playin~ around with some alternatives to the
1nitiat1ve while they and other supervisors belittle
the ci tize ns· effort as simplistic and unworkable ..
The supervisors bnstle at SUJ1$esttons that
they've been bowing 10 developers' wishes. Yet. the~
consider approvals for thousands of new homes at
the very samt' 11mc their constituents are crying for a
sJowdown.
The last time the supervisors reall y took a
controversial stand was when they finally packed a
jail sue ,. after they "comm1t1ced" the issue to
death.
They convenacntly fou nd an acceptable site in
Ralph Clark's district after he announced his
retirement. He no longe r would have 10 face .the
voters and his successor would be able 10 say ht' had
. nothing to do with the decision. Just 10 show hts
heart was still in the right place. Clark voted against
the sele~ted site. anyway.
The public's view is that unbndlcd growth
without concurrent road expansion has led to
sountywide traffic jams. Supervisors who point to
growth outside of their jurisdiction as a chit'fculpnl
aren't providing leadership. just excuses.
Leadership would have been planning to
prevent gridlock. so that a citi zens' initiative
wouldn't have been need ed.
Maybe thert' really are instances of strong
leadership by the Board of Supervtsors and our
· 1ibrary just doesn't 'have them on file. Maybe
Badham·s point applies here. too.
Maybe I should look in the fiction section.
BJ OllBO &LERO prtttous metals telmlartcctana fi rm . said
., .. ._........ U.S. Anomey Tcrrtt Bo~rs.
Six principals in the fi rm. including A MCOnd Newpon Beach man has E&Jitis. were arrnted in O«C'mber on
pkaded &uilty to rraud·charaes in CQnncc-Chl'JC' that they allqedly bilked 4()0
tion with an elaborate multimillion dollar pc-opk out of S2 million in inve\tment\
precious metals scam, accordinJ 10 federal between September 1984 and February
protttutors. 1916.
Jamn EaJiti&. 40. ttmains in custody E&litis faces a maiumum of 10 years 1n
wilho ut blil at &he federal prison on prison and 1s scheduled for ~ntt'ncing
Terminal Island after plcad1n1 guilty Marc h 7. said Bo~n,
Monday to two counts of mail fraud f&litis is the fourth lntcch suspect w
committed while he was with lntcc h ente~Juilty pleas in the fraud schC'mc. On
Investment Corp.. a Newpon Beach · Jan. 29. Manhcw VaJentinc. 28. of New-
Three hit
by.autos,
cyc~ein .Laguna
By LANCE IGNON
ot ................
In less than two hours Wednesday in
Laguna Beach. three people wer~ struck by
vehicles in separate incidents. two on
So-uth Coast Highway. •
The most serious incident o&urrcd at
about 7:55 p.m. at the intersection of Anita
Strecrand-itre coast trighway. A woman
was struck by a 1970 Volkswagen as sht'
~as crossing the busy highway. witne~scs ·
said.
"I IOQked over and I saw him (the driver)
skidding. The woman almost ran but she
wasn't fast enough," said Flynn Baglin. a
busboy at nearby Salemo Pizzeria.
"He was still skidding as she went off the
car. He was.going too fast and 'didn't know
how.to brake." Baglin said.
Baglin said the woman was about fivC'
feet from reaching tht' curb when she was
hit.
Members of the Laguna Beach Fire
Department administered 1rca1meq1 to •
the conscious woman before she was
tra nsponed to a local hospital. Police were
unable 10 provide the names of either the
woman or the driver.
The first accident was rcp<>ned at 6 p.m.
at ttte intersection of Oak and Glenncyre
meets. A 1985 Volvo driven by Virginia
Ehda1e. 39, of Laguna Beach h11 pedestrian
Veronica Fernandez Delarosa. :!5. of Dana
Point. police said.
The woman, who was in the crosswalk
when she was hit. suffered a bruised knee.
Ehad1e drovC' her 10 the hospiLal. said
police. No ci tations were issued.
..
pon lkach. pleaded 1u1lt) to thrtt count\
of mail fra ud and two counts or interstatt'
transportation of stolen propeny Valen.-
tine. pre~1dent oflntcch, faces a maximum
of3S )'cars in pri'°n and a fi ne of up to SI 2
m1lho n. 5atd Bowers. He 1s schcdult'd for
M>ntcnc1ng Feb. 22.
Two other lntcch suspects have also cntcm~d guilt) plcai. Richa rd Johnson. 31
formerl y of San Clemente and now hvin1
in Chicago. plead~d auilt) to one count of
mail fraud and one count of conspiracy to
commit mail fraud. Ma(I, Ranct. 33. of
Costa Mesa. pleaded 1u1lty 10 two counts
....,,... ..... ..,..._ .... ..\ pedestrian crQss1ng South Coast
Highway at 7::!0 p.m. was struck b) a
motorcycle. but police are pulling the
blame on the pedestrian because he was
alleged I> ja> walking.
La.Cuna Beach Fire Deputment paramedics treat a woman who wu
hit by a car while ~ Soatb Cout HlCbway on ·w edne8day
nlCbt . The woman·· ld~ C.tton wu not aftllable.
Both the motorcychst and pedestrian
were tran1ported to area hospitals.
The pedestrian. Oliver Sheaver. 62. of
Laguna Beach, suffered a broken left ankle and n:ka\ed fro m M1sc;1un Hn<ip1ta l lh·-
and motorncl1st Lance Ba1rds, 24. of g1onJ I Medical Center •
D'1 na Point "u treated foe minor inJunes Funher details "'t'rc not a'a1labk
Tustiii Marine faces charges after
qiissing work to take son to doctor
By ne A110t'iated Prest
The Man nes aren't looking for a few
good dads. .
Sgt. Kevin Ott. given a week off from
duties as a hd1copter t«hn1cian at the
Tustin Manne Corps Air Station. has
learned his concern -10-month-old son
Michael -differs from those of the
mili1arv.
"Thry were trying to tell me my
priont1es were sc.-rewed up," On said.
"That the Manne Corps comes first. and
everything else -fami ly. children. >A hat·
e'er -comes second. .. r d take m) son over the Corps ('Ver)
da)."
Ou . 25. said his fiancee left him and
their son last montt\ and an upcoming six·
month transfer to Japan suddenly became
a disaster. Supcnors said he should leave
the boy wnh relatives, but he has no fa m1I)
who can do the job.
Even a si mple tnp to the doctor v.11h has
son Saturda} kd to problem" -h(' might
face m1l11ar, prosecution for m1ss1ng
work.
To demonstrate his pligh.t. Ott brought
his son to work Tuesda) at Manne Hea' ~
Helicopter S<juadron 465 He planted
himself at has desk in thl' squadron
avionics shop v.1th his bolllc·!>U king ~n
on his la p.
"Suddenl). C\Cr)one rcalm·d I reall)
did have a son. that 11 v.asn't some c\cusc I
was cooking up toge I out of"ork:· he said.
"All the Manne Corps sees are numbers,
until something hits them 1n the e)e and
thq see be~ond the numbers to the
people.''
Capt. Enc Rishel. d1rc('tor of the Famtl)
SeP ice Cent('rat the ha~. said the millt.ar>
has ~·t up da) -earl' centers and higher pa;
for Mannes "llh dependents to help single
parent~.
"Being a single parent 1s a d1fTicuh issue
anvwhere. in the m1lnan or in Ct' 1han hf~:· said Capt. Joanne Schilling. a Manne
~poke'>"oman at the. Pl·ntagon .. The
1nd1\1dual 1!> sttll a Ma nne He \till ha~ a
1ob to do.··
Manne omc1a1 .. S3) II i~ possible for
singk parents to maintain m1htal"'\ l3rt.."t'rs
-there are 1.350 \1ngle father" 1n the
190.000-man Corps alooe
~ Sl\·month v.a11 forda~-care sen ices at
the base has forced Ott to use pn' ate bab~
sitters that, m u pied v.11h food and clothing
qpcnses. OSI about $40(1 3 month mOI'\'
than ht!> scrgt'ant\ salan of SI .N)(1 a
month.
Ott had no 1ika he v.ould ha'(' \Ole
custoch ofh1s son until his fiann•t· lcftJan
7 He · said he ~ants to ra1.-.c Michael
himself. and hl· ha) lined up a ;oh v.1th a
n·al-<-stat c firm after he ka'e' the \C'n ice.
But nev. olTt'rl> of a<i<,tstanle from fellov.
squadron mrn1bcr'> ha' t kd him to
reconsider thl' disc hargC' reque't
Ott"' as g1' t'n a v.C'd .'s lca\C· to l."o ntinut'
looking for som('OOC' to caf"t' for hi~ son. or
10 request a human1tanan d1~hargc
Il'Vine
or mail fraud .
. . 01stnct Judat Manuel Real
!ie.'nttnccd Johnson to 60 wet'kC'nd day 1n
Jai l and 2.500 houri of communny 5Crv1ce
Monda} for "'hat Bowers called a timttcd
role in lntech R<11ttct faCt's a maximum
penalt\ of 1_0_ ~cars in pnson and a fi ne of
up to ~ S00.000. said Soweri.
< hargl's were dropsxd against two other SUSPl"<"l~. Robert Canfield. 32. of Costa
Mt>~. and Marc Guest. JO. of New York
\11 ~ Add1 uonal ·charges may bt filed
ag.ain~1 them at a later date. said Bowen.
OCFairwins
10 prizes for
'87 a ctivit ies
By JENN,JFER WEBER
Of .... Dellf N9'I .....
( umpc11ng aga in'' lair' and<." 1,pos1t1ons
from around the l n1h·d \t.itl"l>. thr Orange
Count~ Fair g.arnernl tup honor\ from the
We!>tem Fair~ "'"'"IX1a11on
The fair v.un tour ftr\t·plalC' av.ard!> and
IA sc<.·ond-place honor\. the mo'it cair
turcd b~ an~ ol the s.i lOm pe111ors The
Orang<.· ( ounl\ Fair compc.·ted dtrCC'll)
wllh fair'> h.i' ing more than 150.000
people-a11..-nd or budgt"ts of mort' than
SI00.000 ~lfJmentc>-area ml'd1a iudgcd
the 327 t'ntrle\
Among the f1m-placc av.ards "as one -
for com mun11~ and pubhc rela tions pro-
gramming. Program~ la~t ~car includtd
special da~ '> for tht· handicapped, !>Cnior
c111zcns and local media. business and
pol111cal leade~
Th<' (O!>ta Mc~·ba)('d fair also "'on for
educational program v.uh m promottons
of lasi' )e~r's <'18 and J>Oultf) them<'.
super' 1scd b) Bed.~ Ba1k)·f'indley.
The fair also tool top honors for its radio
ad,ents1ng and cre-a11ve u~ of pnntcd
dC's1g.n. v.h1ch >Aas dncloped b~ Jill Lloyd
& Assoc1at~ a pubhc rcla11ons firm.
"r m rcall~ pleased w11h the programs
that continue to be developed between the
Orange< ount> Fair and the communtt):·
said "'orb Bartosik. fair general manaaer
"(The a~ards) arc a true salute to ihe &ood
work put forth b' I.he fai r and the staff. ..
Seconds place honors were for Lelcv1s1on
ad' ert1<>ing.. media press kit. compc"ll-tion
handbool . nt'"slener. pohc~ manual and
special cducauonal programs.
The fair took a tti1rd plaet' for one of Uo~d· .. nt'ws photographs and an honor-
able mention for its annual Youth fapo
$300 limit
for smog
w ork urged
\..\( R'\ME~TO!~~ ThC'creator of
C alifom1a·., mac;"1'e automobile inspc<"·
t1on program "3\., motonsh should be
required to pa} ior up 10 S '00 wonh of
r~paan oo smog-belching car'>
State ~n Robert Prcsle'. D·R1,crs1dc
proposed tcg1slat1on \\ ednesda~ that
v.ould also for<'c.' d1c~l trucks and buses to
pull O\er for ~g1,1lar 1n'lpcCt1ons. but
dll'Scl·pov.t'red passcngC'r cars "'ould con-
llnul' to Ix• nempt from the program
~nothcr pro' 1s1on of the bill would hold
nc"' car mal e1s re'>pons1 blc for defccrr. 1n ·
an automob1k\ pollution control syst<'m.
rcquan ng them to ofTer thrt'C·)Car ~ar
ant1es. then pa~ for repairs abovt" S300 for
I 0 \car' or ! 00.000 m ilC'!>
.\nd tht' proposal "ould tflughen train-
ing t.ln~rd<i for mechan1n who wort. on
mcxkrn lJr:'> '>Oph1s11ca1ed equipment
·pn·.-.lc'' hill ">8 199~ makes ma1or
changt>s in thl' 'lalC'·s 41 .. ,car-old smog,
ch('('l progr .im "'h1ch was C'Stabhshcd to
1mpr(I\(' air quali l~ in (ahfom1a·s smoa-
gie-sl a~a" and allov. the state to continue
10 quahf, for hundf"t'ds. of m1ll1ons of
dollars 1n thre.itc:m•d federal construct100
funds
The mea">urc ~t,uld atTC't"t the m1ll1 ons
ofC'ah forrn.i mNt\rJ\t\ "'ho are required 10
pa'>\ the h1ennial an11-pollu11on anspec-
llon~ in Mdl'r Ill rC't?l\ter tht'ir 'eh1C'ln
,._
Huntington Beach Bailiff suspected of haviilg
·relationship with suspect
blcx i. ofH 1gh Dn' c that was reportc-d
at 4; 13 p m \\ tdncsdn ~ resulted 1n a
S I . 500 lo!>S • • • Jewt"ln 'alu('d at S6.000 wu
rcportc,.fstokn at I ~7 pm. lut'sda~
from a residence 1n the 1400 block of
MomtngStdc Circle...
SomC'one pum hC'd the locl on a
\'oll,v.agc n Jetta on Wcdnesda~
e' i.'ning and ~t~lll' tht' 'itC'rco "'h1le thl'
car "as parlt'd in thr 'PO bloct of
Deerfield ..\' rn ue
Burgla~ smashed a door at An
Oldt1mc Donut' MOl I Warner""~ .•
a nd ~101(' S ~ 111 ra'h Tht'' c~uscd s:no damage l(I th(' thl<lr
A bailiff has been removed from
the Oranat County trial of a man
accused of killina two San Dieao
polke offietn . but authorities refused
to confirm repons she had a roman«
with the defendant.
found in Cinco's Oranae County jail
cell in Santa Ana.
Cinco: 28, of Spri"* Valley is
acc-ulcd of killina pohtt offic:us
Kimberly Tonahill and Timothy
Ruope on Sept. 14. 1984 in San Di~o s Balboa Park.. The P"OS-
ccuhon ii tffKlb) ttle death pmaltJ in
the case, which could ao to the Jury
next week.
Oranae County Marshal James
Byham said Wednnday that Manha
Evan1 is no lonaer employed by
Oranat County. He ~fused to oon-The trial was mq,vcd out of the San firm television rcpons that !Evans was Diqo area to Wcstminister ~use
dluniucd bccaute she was romanti· of u tenaive publicity.
cally involved with J0telito Cinro. · Prnidina Superior Coun Judie
KFMB-TV had r:eponed love let·. Luis A. CanknaHCfuteehocomment
_terl and J'hot~ph1 of Evans wtre on Evan~s mnoval. Thejucfle •id he
Newport Beach
A car 11tte0, speakers. 1 ttt of aolf
club&. 1 eolf Ma and a P1ir of pf
shoes .ere s&olcn from a blue t9&l
Honda Civic parted Tuetda~n· t on )6th Stttet. the vinim told • l'hc IOM woCMimateel 11 S • •••• TlH'ft cymbidi.... ordicla and
three wicUf bMbtl Wft reponed
..... tbil ... tom ... bdymd of .
a home on Diamond Scrttt. The
viC1im n&1mated lhe lou at SlSS. • • • A metal hard-t~ root valued at
S900. was unbolted and stoltn from a
whilt I 914 Mcrctdo-lmz JIOSL
perked WcdHldl}' In I lot It llnd
Suwt and ..... Bouliev1nt. • • • A pent TaJtor..Dun IOlf can
vaJutcl •• SJ,.!G)-........._ ....
Sunday tom die pounds o( Uw Newp011tt lnon .._. oa Jambofec
·'
has instructed auom eys on both sides
of the case to also "'thholcl comment.
Cardenas said that Evans. 40.
joined hi s staff as.a bailiff last Jul). at
abounhe samt' lime hC' rcct•wt'd the
Cinoo case. Te1t1mon) 1n the trial
bcpn on.Nov. 16. but Cinco made
numerous appearances 1n coun pnor
to that on pretnal malll'rs
Durina the openina days o~the
trial. Evans w11 amon_g ba1lttT$ 10 escon the handcufTc<.t C'in<'o to and
from the ~nroom. hC' has httn
abeent from the rounroom for \(1mr
time.
tbint arpaments att St·hcdulcd
nnt Tuetday. _ ~
Ro.ct.
Laiana&eacb
" James H. Vien. ... of'Com Meta
ftl armecd at 1 1~7 p.m. Wedaa-
dl> It l )JS -s. COM& Hilb .. )' °" ~-~TT ... of~ for Ille. HcWMMldialieaolflQ.000 .... : . • • • A midltfttial --~ 1n tht 600 ..
Costa Mesa
A man wu arrtstcd on susp1 ion of
11lcg.al weapons posS<'ss1on W«tnes·
day momina after police Qut'St1ont'd
ham about skeping 1n his car in the
2300 block of Harbor Bouk,ard In
the car. police d1SC'O\tred a 4~·
caliber pistol. 9-mm pistol. ~~
cnhbtr nfle. 1 .... gauae shotaun. pellet
pistol and st\cral hundred rounds of
ammun111on The man told police he
fi,eJ 1n ht~ car and nttdcd th<'
v.eapoM for prot«Uon.
~Q.)car-old transient •"Is ar·
n· .. tcd earh Wcdnctda mom1na on
susp1e1on of bu?Jl.rmnrthc .\lano
Club. l040 Ptaccnha A\'C. A small
amount of cash and tome itt ctt.i ~en' f\'('O\ff't'd ,
( .. • . ~mtont ~tashe<I the <'On\Cf\tbk
top of a IQ 6 \'olksw•n Cabri~t
and tole the stert"O v.h11c tht car was
park<'d 1n the 12 btock of dims
~'cnue bctv.-ttn 10 p.m Tutida-,
-and ·20 am W~n~ • • • Tht' slettO •"I stolen from a 19.8
oU.s••n Quantum tomcttme Twadi) or (lrf) \\ tdnnda-> after
IOl'MOftC ~ 1n tht 'eh1('k's
•tndow Wlf\I. The CV._,, partt'd 1n
&ht 2100 bk)(\ ofCotlctc \CDUC.
• • • Camping cq\upmcnt and groct'nn
v.ert stolen from a r.araae 10\.tht' 20
blocl of Dog"ood between 10 pm
Monda~ and 6 am. Tut'Sda)
• • • l v.f1 h1PdC''i 'alu('d at S~60 Wt'~
c;101C'n tn'm a carpon 1n tht' 16000
hlod . or\ 11la ) orha
.
LA .man killed , 2 hurt
in Newi:)ort a ccide nt
81 ROBERT HYNDMAN °'_.._ ........
4. 7S..)car-old \.<» <\ntck<s man••
l(illcd Wcdnt'Sda 1n <"~l>OM lkach w""-htt-~ 'wt"~ 1nl0 • C'Omlf\I trafftc and cOlhdcd ~Ith
another car
John H(nf) rttn ·~ pro-
noufte'Cd dead at tht Sttnt of tM 9
a.m.~tdrnt.
Tbt *'vtt of •l'I<" otbe'f' car.
Carmit · Neff ef (•1>01\ &e.ch.
sutfcttd a-bn>lcn 1q and abdom1ntl tnuma.. ~ft"s ;. flr-aki dl"l&hlff
Din.or IUffmod 1 &attntt0n ol tht
ijoft ~and I ~en peh IS
lit bOtb ~ mort llMO\ll toJ"'>' ~ ma Wfft ..... ._
ttatbdu. te1d N"1'0f\ ~ Pol.ttt
Goals
acheived
byCoast ·
residents ..
..
Stret9hjoy, potential with yOga
BJ JEANNIE ZUltOV
._N1Ua IJ • '.
If the~ is such athinaasa "typical''
yop teacher and yoga student, Costa
Mesa's Judy Olsen Anderson a~d her
students do not fit the ,stereotypes.
HCJ home in Mesa Verde does not
look like the site of the Annapurna
Yop An s Center. and the men and
women. who filter throuah her door
could be mistaken for aerobics stu-
dents, not followers of medit~uion
and yop.
Anderson's arrival as a teacher of
the Eastern art of yoga was a far cry
from her upbri nging in Millington,
N.J. When she was 22. Andef"SOn
moved to California. Although she
had a casual interest in meditation .
she did not pursue it until 1971 . when
her first marriage. which produced
two sons and a daughter. ended in
divorce. · •
I am sure the first thing Cral1
Keue of. Costa M esa said after
heanng he had passed the state
bar exam and was eligible to
practice law was ..... I want to
tha n k m y mother. Mary, my
--father;, Erwin, and t he Daily
Pilot.·•
Ande(S()n turned to meditation -
which she had learned about throi,wh
reading-for answers and solace. !fut
she couldn't seem to sit for more than
two m1n1ltes-without -fedtng-dis-
tracted. Friends suggested yoga as a
way to improve her concentration.
..
OK ... maybe not th e Daily
·Pilot -a mere oversight11 am
sure. So how does this newspaper
get to j ump on the Craig
bandwagon? Well -in the la te
1970s and early 1980s, Craig was
not only a paperboy but a district
superv isor for circulation.
Now Is that a foundation for a
successful law career or what?
C raig. a 1979 alumni of Estan-
cia High School. graduated with
ho nors from both Loyola-Mary-
mount U niversity and the Uni-
versity of San Diego Law School.
In 1976, Anderson's curiosity led
her to India for three months. where
she absorbed the teachings of
Muktananda. a yoga master she had
met d uring his 1975 toui of the
Uni te<i States.
She went back to India .for three
months in .1977 and then leased out
her home for all of 1981 so she could
live and study in India with
Muktananda ..
Anderson left Orange County for
the rural town of Maharashtra. where
she li ved in an ashram. a secluded
place used for religious study.
Craig has accepted a position )Yi th
a la\\ firm in San Diego.
"The people of Maharashtra were
aboriginal and very innocent," she
recounted. "It ~emed that the land
had been unchanaed for I 0.000 years.
C09ta Mesa'• Jady Andenon wanna apfor a ~Ion of JoC• and medltadon. • • • Congratulations to Jane Ran-
dolf who has been elected c hair-
woman to the Hvntingto n Beach
Public Library Board of Trustees.
"This will be an impo rtant year
for the the Huntington Beach
Library.'' she said . "It's import-
ant because of the challenge from
the City Council to raise matching
funds to the $1 .3 million it voted
to commit to the badlv needed
expansion of the c hildren's wing." • • • And ... is Ste lla AJbrigbt a
proud lad). She was elected
"Woman of the \'ear" b\ the
H untington Beach Wind ·song
Chapter of the Amencan Business
W ome n's Association.
The association 1s an educa-
tional gro'upde'dicated to bringing
togefhcr businc.ss women of di-
verse backgrounds to provide
opportunities for pro fessional
and per~onal grov. th. The associa-
tio n has more than 2.100 chapters
and more than I 12.000 members
througho ut. the L1n1ted States and
Puerto Rico.
Annual!~ each chapter elec:ts
one of its m embers for the award.
Stella's selection was based on
p rofessional a c hievem e nts.
education. community acti vities
and part1c1pat1on in the associa-
tion. She 1s on the staff of the
Dilda} Brothers Mortuary in
Huntingto n Beach. • • •
Local residents have sraduated
from the C nrrnnal J ustice Train-
. 1n g Center re serv~ po lice
'acadcm" a t G olden West College.
Graduates and their sponsoring
police departments included: An·
tonio G. Tavantzis, Costa M esa
Police Department and Robert
Miller, Fountain \'allc\ Police
Depanml'nt. ·
And .. Kathleen Bernauer, a
Newpo rt-Costa Mesa Board
membn has been named cha1r-
(Pleaee eee KUDOS/A5)
BULLETIN BOARD
"I li ved in the wilderness, many
hours from the city. in a lush green
valley where they herded goats by the
Monda vi River. I stayed in an ashram
for SI a day, where they took care of
)OUr meals and chores so that )O ur
life could revolve around studying.
"My teacher. Muktananda. was a
person of substance. He wasn't flash y.
He had a ccnainty and knowing that
seemed 10 come from his own
experience. He had a cena1n bedrock
of peace and I wanted to know how to
ge1 11. I hoped that with him I could
ha"e a real experience and awakening
through meditation."
After her year was up. Muktananda
t.old Anderson it was time to go and
apply what she had learned.
In 1982 .\nderson moved back to
California and resumed teaching. It
was also the year that she met her
second husband. Ron Anderson. Ron
had signed 'UP for hor yoga class to
reco' er from back surgery.
.\nderson has a sense of peace
Youth top priority
for Coast school
trtistee Williams
. By JOYCE BODLOVICH °' .. Dllllr ..... ....,
Tom Williams' youthful memoncs
smaci of a Norman Rockwell paint-
ing. His bo}hood home was situated
on I 5 acres covered with orange and
a' ocado trees 1n Placentia. A sign
posted at the entrance to the com-
rnun1t) noted that 1.700 people ltvcd
lhl'TC. .
··~) dad bought the propen~
during the Depression: people said he
"as· craz):· said 46-'year-old W1I·
hams. a Newp0n-Mesa Unified
School District trustee. "It was a great
place to grow up -a small little town
where everybod) knew everybody.
"'The older kids took care of the
hllk kids. M) high school had all of
JOO people in it. The standing joke
.... as no ma11er v.hat you did Fnda)
night. everybod) knew llbou1 11
Saturday morning.··
Williams sa)s the decision to raise
his ~hildren in Newpon Beach was a
combination of old memories and
present professional needs.
Will iams. who JOined the school
board 1n 1983 and was re-elected last
}Car. is an Orange County developer.
Since 1975 he has been the president
of Sequoia Homes and Saddleback
Homes
"Nev.pon Beach has that same
small 1ov.n fla"or:· said Williams .. ~
thl' father of two teen-age sons.
··When I was gro .... ing up. we always
came t-0 Newport Beach to body surf.
It JUSt seemed a great place to raise a
famil~:·
Though Williams said he· still
spends tnan) hours body surfing at
the Wedge 1n Newport Beach. he can
also be spo11ed at different playi ng
fields throughout the year. coaching
}Outh soccer. basketball and baseball
teams.
.,I am very in volvtd in different
organm111on!I for kids." he said. "'A
lot of men pla~ golf for reluation. I
am u~uall) lOaching somethin~. The
about her, something she attributes to
the discipline of yoga and meditation.
"'People are meant to feel joy ... she
says. sm ilin,. "I hope that people will
stan applying these timeless and
spirited principles to their lives. After
all. yoga means union."
Her students' reasons for taking her
classes are as varied as their lifestyles.
She says that although many stu·
dents may initiall) favor.one ponion
of the class over the other. they soon
find that the combination of yoga and
TpmWUllama
~O$.ical clltension of that involvement
wi th kids was the sehool board:'
'\ceording to Williams. his pro-
fessional ex~iences have helped the
school board make some sound
financial decisio ns.
"M y intitial interest on the board
was probably related to my pro-
fession." he said. "I was instrumental
in my early days on the board in the
selling of unused school site parcels
owned by the district. We have an
(Pleatte eee WILLIAllS0/A5)
meditation provides them with a
powerful tool for survival.
"Y-0ga and meditation are like the
two wings of a bird," says Anderson.
"You need both.
··Some students seek · out yoga
because the) want to te ne and refine
their bodies:· Anderson explains. "I
sec a lot of aerobics casualties. people
with damaged knees and hips. but
they still want 10 exercise.
"Others take classes because
the> ·re stressed o u1. A boy called me
last night 10 ask about m} yoga
courst:. He said that)lis therapist had
rncommcnded meditation to help
him relax. He said he desperately
needed IQ relax.··
One of Anderson's students is
taking xoga classes 10 help her adj ust
to her ltfe as a new mother. Another. a
45-)ear-old UCI professor. takes yoga
classes to regain his composure after a
grueling week at the university.
Another student is a middle-aged
(Pleue~YOOA/A5)
Marie Otto lauded , ,,... .
for arts programs
Former schools
superintendent
stressed.culture
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ... Dllllr,... .....
Former Super1ntendent Marie
Otto has been honored for rekindling
arts and cultural prog.rams in the
Huntington Beach Union High
School District.
The effort reached its zenith when
about 400 student musicians.
dancers. actors and artists showcased
their talents at the first , annual
Evening for the Ans program. ctnend-
cd by about 500 people last week at
Huntington Beach High School.
Otto. who retired last month.
reci:ivcd a patron of the ans award
during the program.
· "It (renewal of the ans) was
something I wanted to see happen
when I became superintendent." she
said later. "It was high on my agenda.
We've done very well academically:
we've exceeded the ioal. But in fine
arts. we've been trailing."
Otto said that Huntington Beach
was always a leader in the national
trend toward basic reading and writ-
ing but failed to pay enough !Htention
to elective courses. including the arts.
"Ifs 1mpohant 10 get the right side
of the brain working as well as the
left." she said . ihe nght side. she said.
deals with emotions and music. an
and drama. The left 'side is more
practical and involves math. science
and logic. she said.
Ot1o said the most 1mponant thing
she did for the arts was name Steven
SchwanL. a drama teacher at Marina
High School and a former movie
actor. as a pan-time ans specialist for
the district. .
Schwartz. also a member of th.e
city's Allied An s Coihmission. ·has
put. on an shows. coordinated the
district's ans program with com-
munity events and has written our-
nculum fo r the district.
Art. in Schwartz' o pinion. has for
100 long been eclipsed by the national
back-10-basics education movement.
"What could be more urgent than
to create?" he ask...ed. "We need to
protect the crcativ~ process. Art is
something that people can carry the
(Pleue Me OTTO/A5)
Festival of Pets thi~ weekend at courity fairgrounds
A Fest•' al of Pets will be held this weekend at the
Orange Count} Fairgrounds. featunng cats of all breeds.
mtee. rats. hamsters, birds and tortoises.
Cats must be registered in advance. while mice. rats.
hamste rs and birds mav be entered at the door an hour
prior to the show etther day. Regist..A1oa1 alto will be
taken at the show for futurei events. including parrot.
reptile and rabbit shows. •
The show will be conducte<i Saturday from noon to 5
p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. 10 5 p.m. in Collectables
Building 11 of the fa1r11.rounds in Costa Mesa. Admission
1s S3 for adults and S2 for sub-teen children. Parking 1s
free'.
Rabies cllnlc In Huntington
Speech, hearlng screenlngs set
The new M1ss1on VieJO office of the Newpon
Lan1uage. Speech and Audiology tenter will offer free
screenings in speech. language and heanng Saturday in
celebration of its opening.
Screcnin'-5 will be conducted by a speech pathologist
and aud1olog1st from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at .2'1678 Santa
Marprita Parkway in the Portola Plaza Shopping Center.
Call 581 -8047 10 schedule an appointment.
Coln lnvestinent semlnar
A rare-coin investment seminar will be presented
Saturday by Joel D. Renew Rare Coin Investments. IOOO
Bristol St. Nonh. Newpon Beach.
The event is scheduled for I 0 a.m. C\nd those
interested should call 833· 1800 for reservations A low<ost dog ind cat vaccine clinic sponsored by
the Huntington Beach Kiwanis Club will be co~ducted Satur~a>' al lht Pet Man. 721 1 WamC'r Ave .. Sune . Rable. c llnlc In L•dan• Hun1.1n11on Beach. · -.
Proceeds from \he clinic. which is scheduled fr.om I 0 The Laauna Beach Animal Shelter. 20612 Laauna
a.m. to 2 p.m .. w!ll bt u~Jo support vanous Huntinaton Canyon Road. Lquna Beach, will hold a rab~
Beach community ~rv1ccs. Call 84~-6848 for funhcr vaccif\Ation clinic for dop Saturday from I to 3 p.m.
information. • '" dop must be aa least four months old and on a
-· · ...-_ '\.kath. The ftt is SJ per dot and more information is
Aadabon 8elll trip •l•ted -.. T~e South CCMISI Audubon Society will Conda.ct a
· fidd tnP Sa1utda=I 81.m, in tM Sycamore Hills nature
area. located off uu Canyon Road betwittn El T9ro
Road and the San frftWa)'.
Sachiko Fukuman. coontinator of 1h1s year's field
mp$, wall lead the cv~t. Call 49S-0107 or 49M407 for
1dd1t1onal information.
I.
av•il•blc at 497·3SH.
Bloodmobile. .et on Coa•t
The Orantt County chapter of the A~ncan Red
Cron has·scMduled a bloodmobtlc 'isit Saturday from
7:30 a.m.10 12: IS p.m.11 Mount Olive LutM1'n Church. 24711 Chrilln&a. Minion Viejo. Appo1ntmtnts may br
made b calhn.a 837-4767.
'·
Another t>loodmObile will be stationed Tuesday at
Connell Chevrolet, 2828 Harbor Blvd .. C'osta Mesa. from
12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Call 546-1200 for an appointment.
Art• council pl•n• ·meetlng
Tbe Dana.Point Coastal Arts. Council ..wiJL.h.old l~neral membership mcctin1 Saturday 1·3 p.m. a t the
Youth and Group Facility a1 Dena Point Harbor. with the
theme "Put Your Hean 1n Art." Dr. Roben Garfaas. pmident of the Orantt Coun\y
Ans Allia"ec. will be tht pest speaker. T he Capistrano
Vallt'y Ql.ianct and harpist Kathy Kavana u1h will
entenain. Additionala informa1ion is available by calling
Mary Ellen T homas at 661-1548.
F•cl•l prome P-rcwnm •l•ted
"Chanai"t the Family Profile.'' a live &el«onf~nce. will be prewnled Se1Mrdt)' at 10 a.m. 11 the Mltlion ~pital Rcaional Medical Center. 27700 Medical Center
Road, Minion V~jo. ~ prOaram. wtuch conctms plast~ IU'ltf'Y. is frtt
to the pubbc and wdl take ~in du&rooms I and 2 on
lht' ICC'Ond noor of tM hosoital's conkrtnc:e ~titer. Call
l64-P70 for additional in(onnation.
11e .... •t&W .,,, .. aJ.,
T "''• fOr membftlllltp ie Oraner County Mmu. IM h~ IQ IOC~t)'. will bf ofrtnd S.1urdly I I Mttrury S.vl and Loin. 109' Im• lh-d .. T1tt11n.
ttsts will stan at 9!4' 1.m. and win la1t about ..
thrtt ho urs at a cost of $.20. Call John Hamilton at
364,5120 for reservations and further information.
I I
Veteran•·•oawht for parade
Veterans of the Vietnam War are being souaht for
participation in the-l.quna Beach-Patrioas E>ay Parade,
scheduled for March S. -
Interested veterans should send-a stamped, sclf-
addresscd envelope to Lt. Jim White at the Laguna Beach
Police Dcpanment. SOS Foint Ave., Lguna Beach. 926S I.
Instructions for participation will be sent in retum.
WAC veter.n• pl•n meetlag
The Queen City chapter No. S7 of the Women's
Army Corps .Veterans' Ml«iation will hold its rqular
moMhl)' mtttina S.tttfdeY at 1-p.m . in 1~· community
room or Fidclit)' Savinp and Loen tn tht ursure World
·Shoppi"I Cen&er. I 3820 Seal Beach Blvd .• Seal Beach.
Any woma n who has lttVed or is currently scrvina 1n
the Army is ~lcome to atcnd. Call Jtan Earnshaw at
(21 J) .S97-2S60 for more inf'om\1tton.
Typl1J6 cl••• •t Capo ~llooJ
Tht A~ult lclm1na Cmtr.-11 ofTmns C'fnJCS in~
prCX'«Sina and computerizrd typina skills at tht Adult
Eduntion Center-an San J uan C'apmrano Pfolrlm1 att
pro' i4N to rev_. Ene&Wt and matb ll.1Jls ncttllAI')' for
romoult'r·re"*I oooonunitin.
biplotu =-IAd 0£0 ~uon alto are 1~11labk. Cart SI for Aartlwr 1nA>nnatfon.
l
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KUDOS ON.COAST •••
P'romA4
person for the 1988 YMCA Sup-
po~t ampaign. The campai&n,
which as responsible for rais1n120
~rcent of the YMCA's annual
revenue. kicks off 11 fund-raising
effor.ts this month. The goal is to
raise more than $200.000 with the
help of 200 volunteers. • • • College Hospital Costa Mesa
has appointed Tami Parrott to
the position of administrator.
Tami comes to the College J1ospi-
tal from Hoag Memo rial Hospital
Presbyterian where she served as
vice president of ooerations. . . ~
b this a areat name? Oran~
Coast Colleae's a... lleM (has
real name) has bttn elected
president of the Oran&e Emp1~
Chefs Association. an associa·
tion of professional chefs and
cooks.
A memberofOCCs staff since
1983, Robin is a proaram coordi-
nator and chef/instructo r for the
college's culinary ans program.
which was recently .~ccredited by
the American Culinary Feder-
ation. In 1986 Robin was named
"Chef of the Year" by the associa-
tion.
Huntillgton wins state award
for handicapped fishing derby
By ROBERT 9'\RKER
Of .. ~ .........
pan1c1patc in outdoor rccn·a11on
aU I\ rt IC\.
Jane Randolf
.that disabled '>ludenh 1an p.tr11upatt'
1n a sport that lJn m..il..e thl'm kd
good about th«:m~hl',
"One teacher tuld me that 1h1\ 1\ 1he
best idea that tht• ut' n:<.rt·a11on \l.sff
C\ er had ... she '>J 1d
Other paruopJnh in thl· Jerb'
incl uded rcprt~·ntJl\l'' lrom the
l ahforn1a Ba!i\ ( OUn\ 11 lhc f J'>ll'T
Seal Soc1et). and thl ParJI\ l<'d \ l'I·
eran!i of .\mema
Orange Cout DAtlY PILOT/Thursday, February 11. 1988
WILLIAMS' PRIORITIES ...
P'roaaA4
e\ccssofS 20'rruU1on dra-.1n11nl<'re">I
.. h1 his lo.eepmg us ' 1atMt ..
Ho-.<'' <"r. \\ llhams said lhl' l">\Ul
dcar<"sl und nl'an:sl 10 his hean \tnkn
closer to home
"I am'<'" 1n1er('Sled in e pand1ng
the Re.,ourt.e Pl'<. 1ali)t Program." ht•
~11d "It helps t.h1ldren. pnmanl) 1n
1he lo"'.cr grJdcs ... ho are ha' tr)g ~pc-r1fic learning d1ffic ult1es I 1h1nl
\h1!> 1s an ou1\tand1ng program -.11h
ga·at resulls '
··The !>ludcnl 1s tal..cn. o ul of lhl'
classroom a couple vf a hours a '-'t'l'"
10 1.1.url. 1.1.1 th a teacher M> .. on -.a, a
.. 1ruggl1ng -c~ s1udcn1 "'ho 1n 11\
months m1raculousl\ tumed 1n1u Jn
· .\ · 11tudl.'nl 1hrough lht help 111
tcalher\ 1n 1h1s program ..
.\nurd1ng tu W1lhams. the MJll'· •
mdndatcd quahfk a11ons for thl' pro
Jl'll need 10 be t"<pandf'd to allo-.
mun: l·h1ldrcn ~he opponun11~ of lhl'
unc-un-one leaching C\penence
·1 Jm not an e\pen but 11 "
'"ml·th1ng I ha\l· brought up 10 1hc
boJrd hopclulh to do ~me1h1ng .U J
lolJI k·, d 01 <Our'><' 1h1!i 1ran<,la1t•,
1n10 dollars . and 11 1s our rC$pOn'i1-
b1h1' to <"due-a te th<" broad spcrtrum
Jnd thl·re Jre onl\ so manv dollan to
du th.11 .. hl added
.\nd not fur&e111ng his )Outh.
.i11111h1·r 1'>'>Ul' Wil liams 1s keen on 1s
fi nd111~ J .. J ) tu kt•ep the C osta M('sa
H11:!h ")(. huol -\gm·uhure Farm open
I ht· larm Jet<1rd 1ng to Norm Loa1'
dl put\ dl">lnll ">Upenn1c.-nd<'nt. IS
\•l\ltng S 11.i(J 110(.J a )ear Thr 'II
\tu.Jeni\ 1n' 111\ t•d in lht" program
dr1n 1 JU'>t1h lht• rostl\ expend11urr .
I 11,11\ ,j"
V. t' Jfl' n plortng t.'\ Cf} pos!>1b1lll)
1 .. ~l'l'P 11 JP 11rxn .. W11l1ams !>aid
\l, hu1 I ".i' l!'""''"b up most ofm~
lfll nJ, " r 11 \111\ t'd 1n the Futurl'
L.11 mu' 111 \mrm:a I 1h1nl.. a
'>"lut • n "1 I\\ luund
\l, .iJ .i li.11Sur ml'elmg v.1th
OrJ l:!l •.1,11 11ik gt· .ind I ~t nc.-\1 to
lhl r <llnl lk wrd lhe ll)llegt.' ha\
\'\fl(' •1 J1hl..amtdl·chm:1n11,a11--
IJrn. p• •i;t .1111 I 1 hm i.. 1f '-'l' put our
h~JJ, l'~l lhll lllJ) ht· "-I.' l3n J\I
wrrllh 11~ lhJI ,, II 1.1.url.. tor both
~hu<•i\ ..
A fishing derby for physically and
menially handicapped students has
earned 1he Hun11ng1on Beach Com-
munil) Sen ices Depanment a fi'rst
place a"'ard from the California Parks
and Recreation Society.
Seventy-nine students turned out
last May I at the first annual 01'
Fishin· Hole Derb) fo r Exceptional
Youth at Greer Park. The) got
hooked catching bluegill. crappie.
bass and olher fish that had been
stocked espcciall) for the even1.
"lt'ssoml·thing tha11he' can do 1he r1:st ofthe1rl1'e~and 1he)~ando1tb) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
thl'rn"<'" t•, 1f Ol'<l'\\,1r. .. he <;aid
YOGA ••..
From A4-
grandmother who teared that she was
becoming an alcoholic. drinking
herself to sleep t-vcry night. Now she
has subst1tu1cd )Og.a philosophies for
drinking. making yoga a pan of her
llf<" for the past four years. And<'~n
said.
Her clas~s begin with students
seat<"d on tow<"ls in an empt) room.
She pushes the start button on her
tape pla)er. and harp and string
music sets 1he m'>Od
The city will hold another fishing
derb) for 1hc hand1cappc-d Apnl IS
Nam·y Kaiser. an official w11h thl'
California Parks and Recrea11on So-
ciety~ said 1he C1 t)' wi ll rcce1 v1: 1he
award in the category of 1herapcut1c
recreation. It will be presented Feh
28 at a statewide: con,cn1ion in Long
Beach.
Recreauon Supcnntendcnt Jim
Engle said the fi sh in& dt'rby "'as held
to get the handitapl)t'd youngster"
into mainstream events and 10
enhance: opponunt1es for them 10
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Engk ..aid 1ha1 lhl· 5tatl' Depan-
mcnl of f 1'>h .ind ( 1ame pro' 1ded free
fi'>h1ng liu·nw' l11r )oungsters 16 and
older and 1h,11 ml·mtx-rs of local
f11hmg duh~ anJ other 'olun1eers
hl·lsx·d 1u ll':Jlh thl.' .. 1udrnts the art of
fhh1ng anJ helped them ball their
huui.. ...
En~lc said 1he nl~ olfrrs other
aCll\ 111e1, fur handicapped ~oungsters
that include s1.1.1mming. -.heekha1r
ll'nn1~. l.1mpoul\ dances and C\·
tur'11on'>
( arol Runn·I. a rnmmunll} plan-
ning aide 1.1.h11 lUOrd1na1ed lhe C\ent.
.,;ml 1hat lhl.'<lcrh) 1s based on lhe idea
The s1uden1s mo' e in unison as res1 of their h\CS. How man) )l'ar~
lheir 55-'!-car-old tl'acher demon· can the) pla) football""
stra1es and 1alks them through a scnes
of -.arm-up s1re1ch1ng c\Crc1ses. .\I last week's program. I 00 mu-
Casuall) dressed. the students are s1nans from the d1s1nci's s1' rnm-
thcn eu1dcd lhrough an hour of yoga prch~ns1 ve)l1gh schools pla}ed 1n the
e\erc1scs (pos1ures) with an emphasis honor band. Drama students pcr-
on sta} 1ng w1th1n the boundaries of formed sce nes reprl·scn11ng different
1hc1r o"n capab1h 11es. periods from Gre1:k 1ragcd) .
.\ndcrson explains the h1stof) and Sha~cspeare and contcmporar~
tx:m•fit s of each mo ' cment as the~ go pla ~.,
along. frequcn1I~ inter)ecung old
Eas1ern a\loms. Students also performed dancing
··Whale er hel ps 10 cen1er the and choral numbers and top amw;
ph )sicul bod~:· .\ndcrson sugge .. ts. frum all d1s1m·1 Sl'hools n1b11ed 1h1:1r
")pills o'er lo 1he l.'mot1onal bod~. paintings 1n the ga lkr) on 1he sernn<l
urrender in10 the pose." she genii~ floor of the auditorium at Hunungton
instructs. "noth ing ts accomplfshed Beach High hool. The g.allel') \\Ill
b> strernng and s1ra1n1ng It applies bc opc-n for q e-.ing through Feb 19 Marte Otto
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the hgh1s arc dimmed and 1hc
s1uden1s prcparl' for med1tat1on
Th<") he fa e up on their 1owels.
bodies com fortable, palms up .
.\nderson's soo1hing 'oace 1alks them
through a progres ion of guided
\ 1sualiza11ons. with the final guided
1mager) c\crc1se one that k l students
pm atel} seek ans-.ers 10 quc .. t1on'i
the) ma) be thinking aboul. J
"Sec ~our mtnd as a pond.' she
sa)s slowl>. C}CS closed. "where
ripples arc 1hough1s. Graduall~ the
pond becomes still, "'1th a surface so
glass) 1ha1 1he moon casts a pcrf<'ct
reflec1wn upon 11 ·
"Di ve dl•ep do~n into the center of
th l.' pond. 10 lhc hl·a n . where \OU arc
JO•ne<l b) the 1.1.1)e one We l·an no1.1.
ask a"' qucst1ono; \\C ma' ha'e about
our ll(e The ans-.ers come eas1lv.
1.1.hen '-'l' arc best abll' 10 und<'rstan·d
I hem.
"We arc one w11h the un1,erse ..
We'relooking
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1 U.S. doetolis in Gaza Sttj.p
·criticize Israeli violence
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• JERUSALEM (AP) -A member
, ol an American medical team tbat
. visiied the West Bank and Gaza Strip ~ laid IOday the docton saw evide~
• &bat Israeli soldicn were beatina
~ PaleJtinians in an "uncontrolled
, Cpidemk ofviolcnce."
, Dr. H. Jack ~iaef. a member of
\lbe Boston-based IJ'OUP Physicians • fot Human Rish~ told reponen the
abuK of Palestinians had bccomt'
' SY*matic and "the nonn" in the
occupied territories. whett unrest
broke out Dec. 8.
In the West Bank city of Ramallah
today. soldiers fired tear gas and
nabber bullets to d isperse about 50
Anb protcsten. some masked. who
threw stonn and blocked roads with
burning tires. ln the Arab village of Taibe.
protesters threw stones. burned tires
and attacked a Jewish motorist.
• police said. The village is 20 miles
aonheast of Tel Aviv.
Arab Pf"Otestcrs in the east Jcrusa·
lcm nci&hborhood of Silwan stoned
an Israeli bus taking residents 10 wort. the anny ~id. The driver fled .
and the youths set fire to the bus.
There were no irtjurics.
PL~~rotest bOatc.bartered to 1 from Greece to Israel
A THENS. Grtttt (AP)-Palestine Liberation Orpnization officials 53id
today the) had chartc~ a boat for a symboltc voyqc to Israel by Palcsti'hian
deportees and 1hat 1t would sail by Saturday morning.
lsraeh leaders vowed to prevent the boat from rcachina lsrad's shores. but
they expressed conc~m about the ncptive publicity that could be generated by
a confrontation w11h an unarmtd vessel.
. In a~di~aon to 135 deportees. rLo of!icials said the boat would carry 400
foreign da.natanes. obscryers and JOumahsts. They said the trip was designed
to dramatize condemnauon of Israel's policy of deporting Palestinians from
the West Bank and Gaza Strip. captuf'ed in 1967.
Bassam Abu Sharif, a PLO spokesman. told reporters in Athens 1h1s
atlefllOOO that "a ship has been chartered for the deportees which wall sail within 36 hours" for thr Israeli port of Ha.ifa. '
"We collected medical evidence of
an uncontrolled epidemic of violence
by the army .... on a scak and severity
that might not be clear to the public ...
said Geiger. a medical professor at
Cit) Un1,erstt) ofNt'w York.
including one who was paral)zed
from the neck down.
Mud-covered tragedy
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Waldheim
threatens
to dissolve
governmen t
VIENNA. Austria (AP) -Presa.;
dent Kun Waldheim threatened to
dissolve theaovernment if it accepted
a ttpOrt QUe5lioni"I his World War II
CQJ\duct. but the coalition parties
were discussina his replactment.
aovemment sources said today.
Waldheim has the ·constitutional
ri&ht to dismiss the 1overnment and
ask another politician to try to form a
new one.
But it is considered impossible for the'go~rnment 10 unseat Waldheim
b¥ constitutional means. Under Aus.-
tna's consutution. a president can be
unseated onl y if he violates the
constitution or ifthe aovernment and
two-thirds of Parliament qrec hold
to a national referendum on the issue.
Repons from Jovemment sources
and the daily Die Prcsst newspaper
indicated that even Waldheim's sup-
porters in tht' conscrvat}ve Pcop!e's
Part>·· which governs 1n coaht1on
with the Socialists. were backing away
from the president.
Geieer was one of four U.S. doctors
who spent four days visiting hospitals
in tk West Bank a~ Gaza Strip. The
fact-find.inamission wasorpn1zed b)
Physicians for Human RilUlts.
"The numbers. ratt' and scope of
the beatings and trauma we have seen
cannot be considered deviations or
aberrations. They co~ closer to
being the norm ... he told reporters.
Geiger said he saw sill Palestinians
permant'ntJy paralyzed in one or
more hmbs as a result of beatings.
The fact-findif\a mission was or-
ganized by PhySlcians for Human
Rights. The otht'r three dOCt.Prs were
Jennifer l,eaning. director of emerg-
enn services for the Harvard Com-
m unity Health Plan in Boston; Lt'on
Shapiro. a psychiatrist and .psy-
choanalyst at the Massachusetts
Mental Health Center; a nd Bennett
Simon. a psychiatnst and ps'-
choanal}st at Cambridge Hospital In
Cambridge. Mass.
Brulllan · army eoldten dbl 1hroulb t be mad In the
mountai n town of Petropolla for more .tctlm• of mudalldes
. and OoodtoC that ha•e tak en a t lea•t 183 ll•es alnce·laat
Friday. Another 8 ,500 ha•e been left'homeleu. ,
The sources. who spoke on con-
dition of anonymity, said the coali-
tion parties were discussina possibly
replacing Waldheim with Josef
Ratzenbot'Ck. head of the People's
Party in Upper Austria province. --·-·
Ex-Beirut hostage can't identify kidnapping suspec;t
Ratzenboeck met Socialist
Chancellor Franz Vranitzky in Vien-
na on Wednesday, the sources told
The Associated Press.
The conservative Die Pressc.
which has backed Waldheim. also
rcponed that talks were under way in
the coalition for a successor to
Waldheim. II said Ratzenbocck de-
nied he would agree now to take ovt'r
the largely ceremonial offiCt' of prt's1-
dent.
OUESSELDORF. West German) ( .\P) -A former West
Gennan hostage testified at the kidnapping tnal of Abbas '\Ii
Hamadi that he could not link 1he ubanese defendant to
gunmen who abducted and ht'ld him for seven mo nlhs in Beirut.
~·p1embcr. also testified that he belie' cd an American ·hl'ld
capll\C an Beirut escaped bne0) last year but was ammediatel)
recapturl'd.
Schmidt and another West German businessman . Rudolf
ordc'>. in Janual) 1987.
Alfred Schmidt. who was released from cap11 v11v 1n
Il\UfsllmOn) came Wednesda) dunng the trl31 ofHamad1.
"hd 1s charged \\1th masterminding the k1dnapp1ng 1n Bea rut of
Schmidt said he and Cordes. who has not been released.
heard "t"o or three" '\mencan hostages in another room in lhe
same bu1ld1ng "here the t"o West Germans \\Cre being held.
~Ex-Reagan aide Nofziger_
. guilty of illegal lobbying
WASHINGTO (AP) -L~ n
Nofziger. PTt'sadent Reagan's one-
: lime political director. was found ~ auilt~ today of charges he 1llegall)
, lobbied top pres1den11al aides for
pri vate clients after lea ving the Whale
House.
The JUI) convicted ofz1ger on
three of four felon) charges that he
' had allt'gall) lobbied fonncr col·
\ leagues on behalf of Wed tech Corp .. a
, mar.j1ime engineers unaon and the
manufacturer of the .\ir Force's i\-10
anti-tank plane
In pan. the JUI') found Nofziger
.. gui lt) of illegal!) using his influence
b) sending an .\pnl . 19 2. mt'mo to
..: then-pres1den11al counselor Edwin K.
Meesc 111 suggesting that Meese enlist
the su pport of top admm1strat1on
officials -includ1n$. the president
himself -10 persuade the Army 10
&•'ea no-bad contract 10 build small
gasoline engmcs to the Bronx-based
Wedtech Corp since 1mphcated m
numerous plots to bu~ influence ~th
high go' emment officials.
Meese. no-.i. a11ornq general. had
testified in thc l ~ District Court
tnal that he could not recall d1K uss·
.., ing the Wedtech lnntract during an
.\pnl 5. I Q82. meeting that "as
referred to an Nofz1ger's Apnl 8
mt'mo.
The ju!) acquitted Nofziger of a
single charge that he had illegal!)
lobb' it'd a Wh11e House official on
behalf of Wedtech. The JUI) also
cleared Nofzager's partner. Mark .\
Bragg. ofa felon) charge of aiding and
abcttin~ that alleged contact. a !\ta' ~8. 198-. Jetter to dt'put~ pres1den11al
counselor James E. Jenkins.
!'lofz iger's defense had contended
that his name on the Jenkins lettN
had been forgl·d b) another Wedtcch
lobb) 1st. tepht'n Denlinger
Nofziger could be sentenced to s1
}Cars in prison and fined up to
S30.000 on the three conv1ct1ons.
U.S. District Judge T homas A. Flan-
ner) scheduled sentencing for Marc h
~5
Nofziger. "hose pohucal associa-
tion w11h the prl'stdent datrs back 10
Reagan's da)s as go,ernor of Cali-
fornia. -.i.as found gut It) b) a Ju~ lhat
dl'liberated less than eight hours.
The 'crd1ct came lcss than two
months after another former Reagan
aide. Michael K. Deaver. was con-
' 1rtcd of I) 1ng under oath about has
lobb>ang a It' 111cs dunng 1mest1ga-
t1ons b) Congress and a grand JU~.
The independent counsel an
Nof11gd~ r3!>C. James C. McKa ).
argucd an his summation Tuesda)
that there had been e' 1dence "bc\ond
a '>hado" of a doubt" that No(11ge r
contacted hi s friends 1n the \\'hate
House to "l·a<;h in o n t11s anOuence"
\\Ith thl· Reagan adman1c;tra11un
The case against l"ofzager. 63. "as
the first major test of the revoh ang-
door pro\ 1s1on-. of the Ethics an
Government "\l°t , "'h1ch regulates
lobb~ 1ng h) former high go' ernml'nl
officals after the' lea' e offi ce.
McKa) s.a1d thl· la" -.i.as designed
"to pre,ent peopk from coming out
of the White Hou!>C \\I thin a \Car and
attemptins to cash in on ihear 1n-
Ouence with thl' l ' natea Stales go'·
crnmeni:· .
Nofztger's re4uc,1:. for ht:lp got
attention in the Wh1tl' House bccauSl'
he "as "a man to bl· reckoned \\1th.''
McKca)' said Ttk' pro~cutor .i;aad
Nofziger had "1t.•ldl·d great influence
because he "as "andasputabl) a close
friend of the most po-.i.erful peopk of
the admanastnlllon. ancludin~ th e
president ofthC' l 'n1tcd tatc'> ·
Lyn Nofziger
Outside the rnurthouse. Nofziger
told rcponers:
"I'm not a part of the adrn1n1s-
tration nor"""' I during the period
"hen thes~: 'hargc' were hrought It
tell mun.• about the anaballl\ of
Congress to \Httc a fair la" than 11
docs about the adm1n1stra11on ...
Nof11ger hl·aded the White House
Office of Polincal '\ff airs from 1981.
\\.hen Reagan tour... office. until earl)
IQtC.
Panama Gay leaders applaud ov er-ruling
Chief ti~d of Army's ban on hQmosexuals" to mass1 ve By ne Associated Press ~ homO!>l'\Ual tcndenc1es
. G The .\rm\ then discharged soldiers for sodom) and a} nght".i leadt'rs applauded a decision~> a fedl·ral other specific 5c~ual acts.hut not for homost"xuaht) 1t~lf drug deals appeals court '!itnking down the Ann~ s ban on After the reiutat1ons were changed an 1981 the Arm>
homosc,ual'> a'> unconst1tut1onal. calling the ruling long sought to discharge Watkins. and finall y s~cceedcd 10 o' erdue. Ma} 1984 aftcr a 'iertcs of court decisions. Watkms was a
WASHINGTON 1..\Pl -A Col·
omb1an drug t artl'I generated at lea\t
S.:!00 m1ll1on a month an drug profit!>
1n I-he 'n11ed tall'\ collectt'd 11 1n
secret counting hou~s. and sent 11 an
crates for laundering in selected
banks around the \\Orld. a Jailed
Cuban-born accountant testified
toda).
"I thmk at'sabout t1mt' that the courts recognized tha t scrgl•ant at the time. ~) people ha-.e tx'cn dt'ni~d their nghts." said Leonard Rcarhcd b\ telcphont· at his home Wednc\da> n1gh1
(1ralT. kgal d1rector·for National Ga)' Rights 4.d\ ocalC'> tn \\ atkan., said. ···~fast certain!\ I'd go back" jO the m1h1a n
an Francisco \!''h 1 h d h 'd 1 h ·· . ~ " 1 c e sa1 e ·· O\ c to pur'lue a not er carl·cr. . The 9th . C 1rcu1t ~ourt of >\ppeal' ruled -: I he maintained that ne"'s coverage surrounding the la')l'
\h·dnesda) that the Arm) .s ban as unc~>n.,t1tut 1onal and poor refercntcs from the Army have pre\l.'nted ham
bec?uSC homosexuals.are en~atled to the \3me protection from ge111ng a supe"ll>Or) posi tion an thc pnvatc ~l'tor
against government d1scnmmat1on as rncaal manont1es. !>tmilar 10 the onc he held 1n the Arm~.
The witness. Ramon Milian
Rodriguez. told ~nators he nego-
tiated an agreement an 1979 bet\\ccn
the Medellin drug cartel and Gen
Manuel Antonio Nonep~ Panama's
military strOOJman . for the ust of
Panamanian airports. sccunty per-
sonnel and banks lO recei ve and
process huac cash shipments from a
central collcc\lng PQIOt in M1am1.
the court ru led in favor of Pert) Watkini.. 39. of <\ forme r Air Force serge:int who was discharged
Tacoma. who enlisted an the Arm) at age 19 in 1q67 and from the.· Air Forre in 1975 af'\er pObhcly declnnng ht'>
\atd on a prc-1nduc1jon mt'dtcal I-Orm that he had homo~'uaht) dc~nbcd the ruling :is "wonderful ..
~viets reportedly hofding
maneuvers on U.S. island
~ He said that in111ally. the operation bfou&hl SSO m1lhon to S 100 malhon a _ By TH A1~late4 Press
month into Panama from tht' Unated, GAMBELL. Alaska -Soviet c-ommandos ma) be ~Laa1ng co' en landings
States. on a U .. island 1n the BcnnaSca. say officials poantJng to d1sco\cne\ ofSo, 1ct ·:a.was asked to desitn a system to m1l1tat) gear and s1aht1n&s of mystt'nous stran1ers who ran awa> ;\n
fac1htate the flow o~~heir money from increasing number of rcpons of unidentified aircraft. submarines. ~wtmmcr\
the Unit~. Sutes. the accountant 1n scuba acar and discarded Soviet m1lita'ry equipment have hccn turned in to
aa1d. tnt1fy1n1 under auard b) .. intelhJence aarncics. officials said dunng a".,., here tha'I ""eek Although
manhals. man)' s1gh11np have0«urrcdonorovermainland Alaska. thcgrcate\t number
Rodn1un was ancstcd in I 983 ha ve come from 1 Lawrence ''land.• trttkss. spantl)' p()pulat~ '1nds""cp1
after ~sto"'-s o ffic11ls dlscove«<S island j~t 40 miles southclll of Siberia. MO$t of the rtports come from the
SS.3 m1lhon 1n his pc~nal airc•. Alaska Al'TTI). National Guard's three Eskimo sc~ut battAlions. 't'fle e)tS :and He 11 currcmlY. Kf'1n1 1 4l-)'car ~rs of the Nonh.'"'I don't wanttospcculatt." said M1,1 Gen John · haefTcr.
priton .ententt in a f~ral detenuon commander of the Ataska Guard ... ·
cenacr in ]llorth C1rohn1. . .
A ,.,.. annd JUr)' In Maa.m1
iadJc1at Noncp lest we8. chatliftl
lw had Kt"el*d ~.6 miUeon f'iom ._!Xkttttn for terVIC'C'I rendered.
tk hM dnaiat an sd amatatlons.
aOdripn uld N~ ll'ttd to
1uthontt a S)1ttm 1n wtuch the dru&
ri111 would w ~Yen umond car
nufiwy 1mW1ty ror thftr ~ship..
........ 1mmediak aecbt fof cash
drpaljled an Panamullll bnls. and _.. ID F.._,,.,..., tcnat.. an·
d.,iq diploM•lk pauporu
EW YORK -Jason Ladont. IM third ~nt in the Ho"ard Beach
aie...WU xnteaced tadaJ to...6vc io t ~ )'Can jn,pruon dnp1te ht O&XD<oun
apoloty to lhc motoo of the blad. man ktlled by a "'hue Pfll. lite upr-cmc
Coun-Jw1t1(e Thomas Omiakos ttntcnttd Ladone to 21 >)ears to 711: )cars for
manslaufhter and the same wntcnC't' for as!Mluh. The two scntcn~ arc 10 run
con1«u11-vcl). The sentence llfas the shortest of those handed down 1p1n1111t 1hc
three tttn·qtTS convicted in the racial attack on thrtt black men. which left
one. 2})'~-otd Ml(had Gnffith. dead. Jon Lnter. altted)' 1n Ji•I on a
-.capons charac. has bttn scnlenttd to the ma.111mum of 10 to JO )t.ar\ arid 1
scrv1nt tns 1tntcntt11t AttK"ll. Srott Ktrn. 19. •as xntcnctd Fnda)' to 11111 \ to IQ
)'tan .
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Gephardt up
in n ew polls
W.\SHI GTO ( P) -Richard
Gcphardt's ballt.ing among New
H:impsh11'l' Democrats packed up
af'\er h1'> '1ctof) an the Iowa caueu~s.
thrc:c new public opinion polls how-
ecl. while Rcpublicam Bob Do.le and
George Bush ran v1 nuall)' neck and
nee It..
uppon al w:a up for DcmO<"Tlt
Paul Simon oflll1n o1s and down a bn
(or IS\.'\ hu\Cll\ Gov Michael
Duk.ika . thouah Duk:lltis stmled the
OemO<'rat an ~t'w Hampshire b) a
larae mar11n. a 8('.Wa hin&ton
Post Poll found
The O'-ern1iht poll. conducted by
tclc-pho ne Tucsd.a). found little 1flny
slippaac for e"' Hampsha~ GOP
front·runncr BuM\. who fin1"'cd
tturd an Jo,.a. bu1 u iaid supp<>rt for
former tcle" 1 ion hanaehst Pat Rob-
ertson mo"cd up M>mewhat.
, Robcmw n finished S«ond among
the Repubhc&Q.\ 1n Iowa" Dole. the
Kan senator. YIU f1.111.
The 'ice Pf'l'\ldent was backed b .U petttnl of the ltkcl) Rcpubhcan
\Olen ~ur'e cd 1n c._, Hampth1re.
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Sur rogate contracts
would be ·prohibited
under new state bill
AC'R.\M[NTO (.\P) -'\ Re-
publtlan J\Semhl)"oman -.i.ants to
outla" surrogate parent contracts
under" h1ch "omrn bear children for
someone l'lsc lor a f1..·c .
<\"'emhl)\\Oman Sunn) MOJOn·
n1a .. R·[ nun11ai.. proposed lcg1s.
l:1t1on \\ eJnl'sc.Ja} that -.i.ould allow
\Oluntal) agre..-mcnts wi thout pa)
under current adoption la\\S. 11 takes
lh(• i.amc l'OurSl' a" a Nev. Jerse)
SuprrnH' t ourt dec1s1on issued last
"l'l'k an the "Bab) M " ca!>C.
"Should a woman have the nghl to
sell her bo<J, and the child she tx'ars
torn fee., I certaanl) don't thanlt. so."
Mo1onn1er said at a Capitol news
confetcncc.
"The purpose ofm) b1ll 1s to insure
that C'alt fornaa·~ rurrent Jaws arc not
c1rcum' l'ntcd b~ i.urrogate con tracts
and that the rights of these babies are
protected,'' shl' ..aad.
.\ Ma hagan couple entangled in a
court battJc 0 ' er lhe t-.i. ins the woman
bore under rnntract for another
couple appeared at the press con-
ference "1th Mo;onn1er. The) said
tht·~ did not kno"' the contract they
signed in 1986 '1olated Michigan law.
"The surrogacy program inflicts
pain and sufTcrinJ oo almost every-
one associated with it.'' said Launc
Yates of Ithaca. Mach. "The
b1rthngh1 fam ily and the donor
fam1h both undrrgo mt'ntal. emo-
tionai and financial strain. Only those
"11h no rmotaonal attachment profit
from this program ...
She said a custody tnal is scheduled
for April over the twins. Stephanie
and AnthQny. who wt'rc born Sept. 4.
I Q87.
The New Jersey Supreme Coun
ruled last "eek that paying a woman
to give birth to a child amounts to
illegal baby selling. The court also
awarded custody of Baby M to her
father, Wilham Stem. and ordered
the lower coun to give visitation
rights to her biological mother. Mary
Beth Whitehead-Gould.
The court said at was not 1lleg.al to
allo" -.i.omen 'Oluntanly and
"1thout pa) ment 10 act as surrogate
mothers, provided they are not su~
ject to bandan~ agreements to sur-
render their children.
Democratic primary rules
changed to cut. confusion
By TH A11oclated Pr~11
ACRAMENTO -Go' George Dcukme11an has signed lcg1slat1on that
scraps California confusing S) stem of sclcc11ng Dcmocra11c convention
delegates and allows Democrats to vote d1rectl ) for prcs1den11al candidates
ani.tc.ad of 1nd1v1dual delegates. The measure. Sl'ned Wednesday. also
abolishes the so-called "winner-take-more" rules California Democrats used
an 1984. wh ich p ve the front runner an the Democratic primary a
disproportionately large share of California's delegates. al the expense of all of
the 1ra1linJ contendc~. lnste<)d. each presidential contcndt>r in Californ i:i's
Democratic primal) wall get roughly the same share pf delt"gales as hi s popular
\OIC.
S alk theorles used ln AIDS research
LO ·ANGELE -Researchers at USC Medical School have been using
thl' th(•onc~ of polio-vaccine creator Or. Jonas Salk to create a trealment for
<\IDS. the Los Angeles Times reported today. The lttatment is bc1n1 used on
a !imall num~r and h iduals who arc infected with the AIDS virus but have'not
)C l de, eloped S) mp1oms of the dt'adly disease. the Times said. It is not be1n1 u~'d as a \ accine for umnfected peoplt' ... At the moment we arc just tcstina an
1dl'ii." lk ~td in a 1clephone interview from C'hicqo. where he was attending
a medical meeting. "We are doing very limited preliminary experiments."
Jiuman te!its arc being conducted at the University of Southern ahfomia's
1'cnncth Nom Jr. Cancer Hospital under suptrvis1on of Or. Bnan E.
Henderson. ho11p1Ull director. and Or. Aluandra Levine. a wcll·know9 AID
researcher and (' ext'cutive associate dean.
Sli cbarge. dropped ln mole.tatlon ca.e
N FRANC! 0 -A pr~u1or Mid thcJo"emmenl's ca~ q1in ta
former Pre 1dlo ~care worker attused of ch1l mole tation has not bttn
damaged. de pile a 1udgt's dismissal of ix of seven charaes filed ap1n11 him.
Au 1stant uorney General Eb Luckel said that because of the action
Wednc-'<Say by U.S. Dist net Coun Jud&e William Schwarzer. he will .JO before
a grand JUry later 1h1s month to seek morc deuiled indiC'tments apinst Oary
Hnmbnaht. 4. Whale the aovernmcnt ·•ftlV1h1t the indictment IS we
prcscntW 11 was ad('Quatt under the law." Luekel said he wi111ake<ackht1onal
e"1ckn c a~inst Hambrifhl to arand jurors the week of Feb. 22 and that he's
conlidt nl Hambnaht's tnal will bqan Apnl 4 as Khcdulcd. hwaner ruled
that s1x-thtlran aaa•Mt H.tmbnaht had to be diwn1.sect becautr. whlle t~Y
allqrd lc~d and luc1v1ous beha\•1or, t~ violated ftdcral rules of procedure
bttlutt they did not rtn«t an) spcctfk actiont.
Sl•yer condemned for tldrd time
ANT A NA-i\ ThH trtftt~n1, ..._OSf <k'lth 1tnltn<'t was ovmumcd '"'<-T by the ahfom1a uprtmcCoun. has bttn C'OndcmMd tockath 1p1n an
the 197q hoouna ofl T1eo Bell manaea wbo bellCd him to apart her h~.
Rcla11\e\ of lht 20-)ttr-old v1cum. K.lthennc A~wltl Parrott, sac holdana
han~ as the ~trd1ct was rtad WcdM'lday an the upmor Coun jury tnal of
Marcelino Ramos. 30. Ltola R~n. the 11rt's mother, cned soRJy and pllptd
the hand of her son Acrward. she u1d. "There 1s no rompm.t.atton an the
-Aorld \lo Onh this much pean and sufftnftl. I hope 1nd pral.:W, ICMftt'da)· Ood "''II rcmo'c tlk-hate and 1nttr and frustr.aaoa tom my ... R1nta1 wat
lOn \ 1ctw of fir11-dcsm. murder ud umcd ~ b dw !Juiw l. 1979,
\I•> an.a of P1rmu, the nwtt• "''"""' 11 -a TIC'O Id• lrtAOl !uftl 111 51nu •
n• -here Ramm ~ 111 ,.nnor.
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01ange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurld1y. February 11, 1988 A7
Thi'ee ear insurers increasing-rates
If ~ AnedalH Presa
Thrte or the 1tue's btWSt car
insurance companit5 arc ra151n1 their
rates by as much as I S.6 pe~nt.
accord1n1 to published reports.
The Automobilt Oub of Southern
California raised rates an average
12.S i>ertcn1 last month. followina a S
percent intttasc imposed in July, said
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Lal'I') Baker. an Auto Club "•cc prcs1dcn1.
The Cahfornaa State Automobile
Assodation. which ~rves Nonhcrn
Cahfomia. flans to ra1k' rate an
averaac IS. percent 1n March. The
Oranac County Rc11ster rcponcd Wednesda y.
St.ate Farm Insurance Co. ra1sc.·d 11S
California rates an average of 7 9
percent ()('(' 30, \31d J im tahl).
public rcl:a11on~ dtrl~tor in the rom·
pan> 's Bloom1n1t on, Ill.. head· quancr~. Tha t increase. 1ht fim in
tv.o )C:lri. ·~ cnt1rcl) due to h1Jher medical com. he ~1d
The ncv.\sxiper 1111nbu1ed the tn·
creaM: fo r A.ulo O ub tn'lurancc in
Southern ( al1 forn1n in pan tQ the
Octolx-r stock mnrkct crash. which
re ultt'd in a S:?O m1lhon pal)(r Ion an
the '°"e~tment punfolto that hclp'i
finance the orpnuat1on"•• in~urancc pa)OUtS.
That JO)) wa) incurr~d · b' thl'
lntcnnsutanlc fad14ngc an or-
&3nlllllOn affiliated v.11h th~
Southern ( altfornaa ~uto < lub ~htch
a tuall) pro' 1dc' tn\uran~c •,()Id b'
the club.
IMPORT ANT NOTICE
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MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT
is proposing to charge an IMPACT FEE on new development in our water
distribution area. This would also affect redevelopment. In order to consider your
views on this matter. the District invites you to attend one or all of the follow ing
public hearings:
0Thursday, February 25 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 10 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 17 at 7:00 PM
Think of the
Daly Pilat
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Watch for our quick-
n-easy questionnaire in
the Sports section in this
Saturday·s paper .
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Complete It and return It to us.
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Why? Becau1e though our industry
peers recendy· Judged us an awud-
wlnnlng newspaper, we'd tlke to hear
what you-our ruden and most de-
manding Judges think of our work .
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" H~l ~ 011 I !!P I • M~" 1o1H, '· , ... _, Market edges u pward v 10 ''j ,, n·-u 6C I It 56~ unPc Of 11 111---H~~F",~ 11' ,:;:-NEWYORK (AP)-The stock marketedged u~m • 71 11 :14'•-• upward today. struggling to extend Wtdnesday's 8 ... ~· r>1 l ~--' brood advance. 8~no /1 IJ 1 i ! .-. . The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up tl~~~v '1f/. \J19ff1(u .;i ': 47 58on Wednesday, roscanother6. I 3 to 1.968.17 8~~~ 1 ~ n 11 ~ • b)' 2 p.m. today on Wall Stn~et.
un11111n 1 • Gamers outnumbered losers by about 5 to 3 in UJ~r8~ 9' 10 47' tt• • • I uK~n >s. 1~~ • th.: overall tall) of New York Stock Exchange-8'n",,G \} • ·~ ~/.+ \e listed ISSUeS. W1th 901 up. 564 down and 457 8 S:: ~ l.t'° , unchanged. 8 Jf.~Y 1H !LM ~~=t '-Stock pnces have climbed lately on the tl~l':c~,. 1 « 1 J ff~ :i . strength nf talk that the Federal Reserve 1s fi nding
un•T• 1 4•61 t • room to relax its credit pohcy, with the doUar 8~1 ~Pll 1s J i ,! ~ havmg s1ab1hLed in fomgn exchange.
UMroe 14 1'-+ I I I · th d k u"''Y. ~ 11 4 tt'•-n ere!> rail's rOS(' in t' ere 11 mar cts. 8~:~: 'a It m ,~t rcspond1ng 1oncwsofastronger-than-cxpcctcd 0.5
unvHr 1 l6 16 1 percent increase 1n retail sa les laM month.
U114•C" 6 ~.-lo unoc.•1 1 l' ll . + '• Federated Dcpan ment Stores gained 2 to 59111. tli~·· 1~ •i 1 1 ::! : Campeau Corp ofToronto s~ud Wedncsda) 11 had tlJ'Fe 'ff 11 ~·:= : lined up S660 m1ll1on in fi nanci ng from Edward 8:~.~~ ,lJ.o 1f0' .~ : DcBanolo and the Reichmann famil) for tts offer u• tCo 012.u .,,_ • to acquire Federated. V• <Co Of1 •I 1 , -v-v -vF top & hop Cos .. targt't of a takeover bid b~ S~,,, 1• 11 ~ 1\'~= Dan Group.rosc'~to 36 '• ~::::001 J ~ 11 ,~ lj'-; t • Tht' NYSE's composite index of all tts listed ~::tc.0:., U 10 \ 1f!; t common stocks added 3 5 to 144. 59. .\ t thl·
v u_y1n rn • 7 ·-• Amen an Stock E11.chanac. the market value indc\ VenO<n I IS 1' 101 JS'•• ') e V•rco II• 4 1-• \ltQS Up 2.-9 at 274 94 ~:; t." ,. •m 11 •! ! ~ ~Volume on the Big Board came to 151 08
"•' •• 0•110 1• ii ·-· ion share"\"' tth t\\O hours. 10 go Vero 40 15 1' lO'• t • lleKO t0 IS 70 )\et " Venoo >t I • t • Vtt•~ I Xia II • I) -• ~:~r;r on o ,~1' .~ •• , Your flrat pet,
Vo\,,e}' 1 )1~ 11 18'1 t » fl ti b v .. 1.,,, 10. ., , i .. ··. . your ra o ,
Von\ ''"' Vor,._O 11 II'•-your flrat car, VIJl<M l'n 13 • l)t 1+
WICOll 16o"'fi'Wz! 11'" t .. YOUf flrat home ~~~,.. eo •• Ii ,!': ~ .: claaalfled'• your flrat choice.
WHAT AMEX Dio
NEW YORK I AP) F'eb 10 Pr•v. A. WM. •16. Advanced m Declined v· y nchanveto 76 ora•iu ues 811 New nivM ) i New lows )
AMEX L E~DERS
NEW YORK IAP) -S.tts, • 11 m or k t end ntl ctiangt of Int 10 most e<tlve American Srock E l<Cnange lu ues, lredlng
n11iona11v at mort ltten s I
Name Yolu~ La1t Ch9. ~:~~~,fr~o ~:I '~·, I . 1 Lionel itf, I 4 • ~cttor;v 9 s 361, I II'• " W~~1C;b8 m: I~~ ~
NY Times 13~. ~~ ._
Amdattl '' , • I~ Alz4C!> 19 , ~ 1 • HomeSnoo 17•.100 •'•
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METAL S Quons
By 'ne Auoc:lalH Prell
Retail sal~ rose a Kasonally ad·
JU"ltl-d 0. S percent in January for tht'
third stra1gtu monthly incrce'l' as
consumcn rush«! to au1omob11l'
showroom . the aovcmment rc-
poncd toda)' .
The CommC'rC'c Oepancnt said
retailers sold S 128. t bUllC>n wonh of
aood~ in January. up S600 m1lhon
from the Ol'ccmber. It w1 the highest
lc\C'I since Auaust. when sales hit
S 128.9 billion.
WHAT NYSE Dio
NEW YORK CAP) F'eb 10 p,.,,,
Wfll. dam Advanced 1711 Dec toned JS2
ynct1anveo m9 Ol&I IU UH 1 s New n19M J t New IOW\ s
NYSE LEADER S
NEW YORK !AP) -S.IH , • P.m price
al'\d net ct11n9e of the IS most ectlve New York Stock E 11ct1•nge 1nues. rreding mi· llonellv •• more rt11n S 1 N•,,,. V4R enlll PS11c 8, S. ~llled~gnal 1· 4. Phlla ltc , 7, 100 Swt1I . Svc .6'6.700 ConEdo\n .•99,700 IBM .m0.600 Amer T& T 2. .200
Housllno 1,7 ·1 'u'"' co 1.ffi. enElc:t s 1 6 • ~SIKOO•k \ l,i i• StooShOo s 1. . vJTexeco 1, S • F'tderOSI' j• 10.400 N1vlst1r .•7S,600
Dow JoNES AVERAGES
NASDAQ SUMMARY
chance" for a rrcc-ss1on this vrar.
O n Wall trttt. the stock market
ad\ a need broad I)'. buoyed by r•lhna
intcrc't rate$ in the credit-markets.
T he moves st1rrrd s1>«uU.11on thaJ
the Frdcral RcK rvc. which 1s holdtf(a
policy-setting mtttinas this wttk.
m1&ht bl' ready to rclu its credit
p0flc)'.
The 'Nauonal Assoc1at1on of
Manufacturers· survey also rtvl'altd:
•E11hty-one pt'rctnt of the u -
e<u11 ... l'S ~llcd cxpeaf:d "no matcnal ·
The Januaf)' me followtd rtv'•~ chanat" 1n bus1nes~ H •result of the
1nm aJn of 0.3 pnt"Cnt In No ... cmbcr Oct. 19 \tock market collal)K.
and 1.2 percent an Dcttmbcr. Earhcr •Sc •h• · d 1 .... _ cstunatcs hid pllt thl' November .J "cnt) ~,.,.._ pecttnt M11 rK)' 1ncrca~ at only O. l ~rttnt and the ant1c1patcd that prufits would be up
lkttmber chmb 1t O. 7 perttnt. from 1987 lc\.clS.. with 19 percent
Much oft he Janual')' slt'l'n&th ca me ex pcct1n1 profi ts to bl' "substantially
an auto sale • wh ach climbed I 6 h11bl'r."
pen•cru follow1n1 l n 1nnnw of l ~ •Anoc"'r 71 pettenl said thlt
pcrtCnt in Dcttmbtr uto talct had C\pon\ •ould rite 1n f 911 over last
lumped in tbl' till Y..hcn dt1lcr, )car. with 22 perttnl sa~•na they
d1tront1nucd cnd-of·thl'-moctcl·)Car ~uuW be .. about the umc." NOM
sales 1nrcnt1 \h. thoupt eiipons •ould falt
The attonal DOC1at1on of The ,_oc._ market cu~ a rally
Manufat tuttrs tat<t Wcdnnda)' that ftom tbl' l'tt' i~ .nseon. Tht ~
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a 'ur"C)' or 100 chief c~«ut1"c J ones "~ of' JO 1ndntn1h.; ~ offtefl'.-~ho \ti on dw • .. ,IOft., I ?..e T-undlY. row HOtM 47,H
board \tro~"t'd onl a one-1n·louf' pointito l,CJ61 <M ----=-
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Irvine Weighing
growth benefits
against burdens
Irvine and The Irvine Co. u~ o n the threshold of what
could be a historic development aarccment. .
For more than two years nqotiators have been
hammerin& out a compromise on how the compan)' will
develop iii land a nd how much of its land will be dedicated to
the city. One of the big concerns was how much land wo uld lx'
devoted to open space, but traffic circulation and land-use
designations were also argued.
The re.suit of the talks. which was embraced in principle
by the City Council on Tuesday. would give the city of ln ine
the largest bank of open space in the United States -5.000
ac res. On the flip side of the aJreemcnt. the company will get
lo develop so me areas oft he city at a higher density than what
was expected.
T he agreement is not final yet. There are more mceun~
to be held. reams of paper will be added to the 2, I 00 pages of
environmental studies already done andthen there's the final
test -a spot o n the ballol.
If the agreement gets past the threshold. it could be a
model of how growth can and should be planned.
Much of the controversy over growth on the Orange
Coast has Its roots in the perception that planning
comm1ss1o ns and city councils have accommodated de-
velopers' wishes rather that watching out for the best interests
of the community and its citizens. Projects in. Huntington
Beach and osta Mesa are the most ready examples of this
phenomenon.
Granted. the cit) of Irvine has an ad vantage that other
towns do not share because The Irvine Co. is the onl y major
developer the council has to deal with. But that sho uldn·t
detract from the concept of a government sitting down with
developers and its citizens to agree on how and where the
communit) ~hould grow.
As the communities on the Coast continue to develop.
and in some cases redevelop, planning for that d<.'velopment 1s
go ing to have to guarantee that the burdeTIS and benefits a rc
shared among government. developers and citizens. Ho peful-
ly. when the be nefits of gro W1h are we ighed aga in t the
burdens. we will see projects that will move us into an era of
growth that 1s not constantly cloaked in suspicion.
The open space negotiatio ns and pending agreement
between the city of Irvine and T he Irv ine Co. could be the
blueprint for such a planning process.
Contra aid
House rejection by an eight-vote margin ... of Prec;1dent
Reagan·s $60 million packa~e of aid for the 1caraguan
Contras did not pell defeat fo rthe anti-Sandinista insurgents.
or victor) for the Sand1n1sta government in Mana$ua.
till. the vote wiU have profound imponance 1f it ma rks
the turning point in .. pollcl. a turning point imposed h )
Con$rcss after seven )Cars ot the Reagan ad m1n 1str:rt1on
seeking a military solution in N1ca rasua.
Winning the peace through a political settlement 1c;. O\ er
the course of the next f(.'w mo nths. the ne~ pohc}' th ts vote
should set in moti on ....
As for the fate of Central America gcnerall). a nd
Nicaragua in partirnlar. it's up ta Congress to follow through
by e ncoaraging the peace process under the Arias pla n and to
increase substantially U.S. economic and humanitarian aid to
the regio n.
Fo r Congress to conduct foreign policy b) a succession of
.. otcs is. admltledly. not the best situation 1n a go' crnrt'lent
designed for C"<CCull e branch leadership in mtl·rnat1Clnal
affairs.
Maybe now the president will compromise and forge 11
producti ve working partnership with Congress on Central
America.
Tbe Herald. Everen . Wasb.
Nation's budget
An increasing number of representatives and senator"
(1s) beginning to otTer public apologies fo r the cong_re'i'i1onal
budget process. The admission 1s past du<.'. but it's a c;1gn of
progress. nonetheless.
T he problem 1s Congress' failure to handle hudget bills in
an -o-rd'crl> manner, and its reliance on the continuing
resolution instead. This contrivance has been used to load up
the bud&et with pork barre ls that any responsible pre'itdcnt
would otherwise veto.
This year's budget was embarrassingly corpulent. CH'n
by congressio nal standards. Some in Congress want to repent
ettrletton (W.Va.~ Daily Mall
AciQ rain
If the administration continues to drq its heels on doing
something constructive about acid rain, President Reagan·s
cnurc time in office is going to pass without real action on this
environmental threat.
The recent unsatisfactory meetina with Canadian
officials in Washipgton is a fresh indication that this q,>ay
happen.
It ii true that a sm idain ofapparcnt proarns was made.
The mcn cans aarttd that an attempt should be made to
ncaotiate an acid rain control treaty wtth Canada. ·
But there was no positive U.S. response to that coun try's
specific proposals for reducing the volume of acid rain that
movrs nonhcastward across the U.S . .canadian bonier.
A scientific consensu says action is needed. Our
aovcrnmcnt should show more signs ofbcina willina to do its
pan. Wnterly CR.I.) S..
ORANGE COAST
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Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Thurlday, February 11, 19&8 * A9
·'Robert on . quite properly and qulle open Ir. hl1 made religion a major
part of11/ ca mpaign... -
Contra aid-vote milestone
for California congressman
Tony Coelho u sed t h e issue to move
out from under h is political c loud
Thr Hou~ o f Rcprescnta11,cs'
rclu!>al IU go along with the admtn1 s.-
lra11 on-., late'>! Contra a id proposal
markt'd an important milestone for
thr htghl''>I ranking Californian tn
( o ngrl'''· ma1ority whip Tony
( odho uf ~kn;ed. As a lead er of the
fight aga1mt Pres1de n1 Reagan's m th·
tan I Nicaragua poliq . Coelho dC'm ·
o n\tratcd to his colleagues that he·s
morl.' than a particularly astute poht1·
<.JI opcralt\e. •
In so doing. Coelho mOH'd ou1
from undl'r a cloud that was created
b' thl' su<"CCS'i h(' ach ieved dunng 'ii>.
H'Jr\ '>Cr' Ill. a~ chairman of 1he h~:m0<. ra~1t ( ongresstonal Cam-
paign ( ummrth."t' HI\ O"'n rctord uf
rl.'al act"Omph'>hments in 1ha1 rolr
(Urbcd \l.hJt lo\JS suppo'><.'d Ill ha\e
hl•t•n thl' Rrag.an rl'' olu11on But he
did thl.' JOb w v.cll. r'ipcualh an
~ul·r11ng <::tmp;ugn c:ontnbu11on'I
Imm pol1t1r.il ac-tton romm1t1~.
( odho "a'> \l.tdd) ~'en a'\ a pohltlal 1o1.tn."l·ler~l·arcr.100 much~ forc'l'n
~ome of th<: Democra1s hr hclrx·d
dn I to the Ho u\t'
( oclhu hl'ld thl' r :i0mpa1gn ~)\I
during the fim "" ~cars 1n "h1lh
Ronald Rl'ag.in onuptcd the Wha ll'
HllU\t', a.time v. hdl the president \hl~
cxPt-cted b> man) to bcrnmc the
consef\altve..,· Franklin Delano
Roose,clt Reagan was 1n1t1all ~ seen
a!> the counterrcvolµ1 1onaf) "'ho
\l.l1uld mml' 1hr natio n. scx:talh and pohlirall~. \hJrpl~ a Rd t!Cll\l\ Ch lo
th1.· right The R~n cra. ~me
obscn ers prcd1Cll'd. \I.OU Id pro'" no
ks., 1mponJnt a polt11cal "'a1ershed
than "·1' Roll~' l'll°'> "'1e1o1. Deal
Thl' pn:Jrl 111)n ha., been" 1de or thC'
marl "-h1k Reagan ..eems d e'il1ncd
togo dO"'-n in h1.,to11 as an 1mportan1
t hit•f e\ernlt' e. his 1mpal t can hardt~
bl· compared lo that of Roo~'ell
Pan of lhl.' fl'a~in r<i the.-success
lkm0t rat' ha' c had 1n prl'' en ting
Rcagan·, rl·mar~ablr personal popu·
lartt' fro m lxtng 1ran,la1cd into ' Oler
support lur Repuhl11.in "·antltJJtt'"
for lluu"'-· ~·JI\
01 t 11u r'>t· 1 tw t'' Pl"dl'd Rcag.an
1mpad \I.a\ O\ t·fl·.,11m..1tl'd lrom thl'
s1an Rl·agan\ 1•11111 clcc·tton n·r-
rl·'it'ntl·J lhl· rl·puJ1J1tnn 111 lx:mn·
lrJl1l Prc\ldl'nl J1mnn < artt'r and
nul mu1. h mon· \ ttll'r' h' and large
\1.1\h l'U 111 Pfl'\\.'f\t' mn\t nt tht•
IX•nwll:.lltl pt111!(rJ111' ot the Ne\\.
Ix .ii I Jll I k.11 .rnJ (ire.II \\lllCI\
Coelho 'i l"llort\ J\ Drmolralll
congrcv.wnal campaign l'.'ha1rman
though \l.l"rt· in<,trumC'ntal 1n m1 n1·
m111ng thl· bcnrfit) Republican
Ho uf candidates gained from R('·
agan ..roallatl' CCK'lho'sshre"'d and
tndefa11gablc.-dfort'> d the c hief lund·
raiser for and rnord1 nator o f, [)l:mo-
cra11t H o use lampa1gns "'trc 1m·
mcd1atch felt an 1he IQ :! elellmn'
"'"h1t h led w 1he d r ft'at ot 1hl·
con'!>cnall'<' coahtmn of m1nnn1'
Rc-pubhcln\ Jnd Holl ""~' 11 l">t•mo-
lrJI\ h \l.J '> lhl' l°OJ ltt1on that ti.i"-·
Rl·ag.1 n h '" ~c' h.•g.1 .. 1.i 11' e 'll ltH it>'
during thl' lir'l t\1.11 'l'.Ir' ol h1.,
a<lm1 n1,tr JI 111n
r hl' l knHl\.'IJI\ ttJlnl·d bad. ~I'!
S(',11\ lr11m till' Rr p uhlu.Jn\ in thJt
)l'"ar I fh u'nlrJ\I 1n I 4 l~ \I. hl•n the
tif't m•d·lnm dcl 111"'' ol thl' '-l'"'
Dt-.11 n.1 \\l'rl· hl'IJ Rot1.-..nd1-.,
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nl•\\ 't"Jh 111 lhl· I lm1,t· I h.il t.'kt11on
f('lln ll'd thl' 'Iron~ \ ull'I \Up~1n lor
lhl' RoO\l'' l'll rn t1lu1111n I
I >,·m11n.1ltl llnu\c.· l J nd1JJtt''
u nlkrC 11\·lho\ k adrr\h1 p v.cnl 1•n 1n
lhl' Ill .l .rnd I•>, /l dn 1111n\lo prult'll
lhl' part' ·,urntrol ol thl' Huu'\C f \C'n
d unntz 1 ht• Rl'ag.an rt•-clcl 11on IJnd·
luk \eJr \l.hl'n the prl'\ldl·nt @.<ltnl'd
SQ Jll:rrcn1 111 the r opular \Ole.-lht•
( nclhu-kd l>t>mtAratH. llo u<.e l 311·
d1JJI\'\ \ufkrl'd a O('I lo\\ ol on" I '
St'Jl'i
Hut ( oclho paid a pml' tor hi\
\UHl'" tn \l.hJI I\ a lh.i nl k\\jOb 11 ...
fu nd ra1,1ng d10rt\ \l.t.·re l l'll1c11cd a'
a 'hal..nh1\I. n u l hu\1ne,,-onentrd
MARTY
SMITH
rx•ta11~al allton lomm111tt' In a
1wnt·ralh ghi\l.1ng dc\C.nptmn of
C11dho in thl' turrcn1\·d11mn 11f tht·
.\lma nJ <. nl \m~rllJn Polat1C\ 11<.
l·d11ur' nokd that the lOngrC'>)man
h.id g;11nt·d J rl·pu1J1111n .i.. hl•1ng J
polil1\.J I 'harp1l· "ho IJl h d a ft rm
lommllmt·nt 111 pnn, tpl(")
T he lung fight 1n thl· Hou~· 0' cr
(. ontra·lunJing P"->' ldl·d J mdJC>r
oppon un11' tor ( oclht' w <.ho 1o1. that
ht• ,ould 1n,oh<. htm'>C ll on qu<.'\·
11e1n' uf \Uh<ttJnle .i\ v.cll '' de' 1\c.'
\lrJtegem\ lur "innrngcln tinn\l am·
pJtgJl\ Thl' 11.J.fTO\I. -_::I"·~ 11 -
lkfl·at of Rl"agJ n·, ( ••ntra PfllJl0\31
~J' ~,.,,1hk Jttt·r \1•\'lhl1 hclrx·d aat1
J '1111 ~nJintt I lcm••tJJltl program
\l.ha,h v.11ulJ 11rx·n th( door 10 no n
rn1lttJn .I1J hut prcH·nt thr \h1pml·n1
of Jrms or .,1hc:-r m1lt1.in mJtl·nal
lt"<..n11t1Hlh lhl"l\\Ul"'''' 'r"aral!Ud
.ind (lntr,tl \mlrtl.I in \l.h11h
( odhu hJ' 1.11..1 n J m.11111 rnk \\ thr
''' 'man in the I lou\t· ol R('prr'l<'n·
IJ\1\\•<.. htl'r.Ht h\ fl @.ht h<'hind
\pt·.ih·r J im \\right 11f T 1'\:l\ and \1.1Jnrll~ Ll'JJ"·r Tom f-nlt'' of\\ J\h
1ng1on C odho hJ'> hcu1me a maJor
\.ptlil.l''>mJn in ht·h.111 nl Dt•moUJlll
dlnrt'> 111 Jt.11 \\llh prnt'lkm'> o l the
homdc'" .1gm uhurt· Jnd v.atrr and
thr dt1ml·,t1l 1•l11nom'
T hl· \k r,l'd l11ngre\\man ha\ h3d a
rl·marl .ibk fl\\. tn ptl\l.rl tor \t>mc.-nne
\I. h1,1\11nh .l'-J nd h.i .. ht·"n J membrr
ol lhl' llou'>c: l11r JU\I lfl \('UfS Ila\
1n' •hl·nwnt 1n \l.hJI \m('nta n
f nil rf'rr~· ln,1 1u1c JnJh \I "-tlham
''hr ,·1Jn Jl ,, n hl•, J' "'a pan~·
dt'l1111ng '''ul· th(' l ontra aid qul'S·
lt11n \hl1ulJ hdp lhJ I l 3ft.'t"r
\fartia • m1tlt i• polltlC'•I r41tor II
\kOardtJ \e• s Su' iM" •
Lu HRS
One step
forward ,
two back
T o the Editor
The rt• 1\ J m·\I. 'ong o ut calkd · One
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tha'> \l.hJ t" h.ipp1:ntng 1n the lit\ ol
H unllntllon lkJth''
\n l\l)Cn\1\l· \Ul\l'\ v.cnt OUI HI
lhl· \l.,11a h1ll .1\l 1ng l 111/t'n'> Im 1hc11
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la1hn\d11.I not lill' lhl n·,uh' \\• thn
"'111 h\. ">c:nd1n~ •UI Jnolhn \Ur\ l'
(Jppro\lmJld) I!\ 1)(1111 a\~ing lhl'
wme qul\11<1n -Onl ...,,ll, I 111
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pan' n111 l:lt· plJl ·d in Lhl·11 m•1gh· '
borh11od H1l1tn\11l11,111· 1111 "l'll' hul
thl·) ( ll\ ti Lhr plJn 1hrrd'I\ l rt«ll1n~ J
potential 1h rl·Jt -< >nt \tq1 I 111
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underground tJlll1111' .ind v.1l1l n111i
of Beath Bo~lc ,JrJ 11ulJ ht um1-
pktC'd u\1ng c mmc m domarn tor
a '(luinng ''"' pr11rx·n\ .. 1a11ng 1111·
area "-a'> hlt~htl·d 1herdort"d 1g1bll' hir
n:dn l'lc1pml·nt lunth Blt~ttt l•>uld
not Ill. pni,tn 1ht·rdor1· tht tll\
lathl'r\ lo\t tHt...:.urrw•n ol Ill.HI\
peoplt -·1 >m \tl'P r •Nard 1 \I.II
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'kJd11,,l.i .\1rrxnt v.a\ d P.•l'.im
1n Jn ·h HI •rx·r 'r · Pka~.' J11 n• •I
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""' ·· Lht'' ,.ml The prt•~n' ".111
Jr hl .. 1log1tJI \Ill th1· ar1·a car nnl
hJnJlt' lht• trJlfo 11 v.ould pm~lutt•
J nd the '>latl·r Pump \talion" nov. .u
1.ipau1' Thl' rl'1uning fm the ;11rpon
V.J\ Jppfl\\ rd --c )gC \tcp f-ONiH'd.
T v. u ~tt P'> Bad,
\1d>t1nndl Dougla' ha' 'arant
IJnd l l'l tht de' duper JU mp right rn
\\ h.it Jtxlut 1h1· traffic 1oing through
Jnolht•r u t\ thl' trafl 1c nn Gold('n
\\ l.,, V. .unt•r ')pnngdak and I d·
1ngrr '''tthl·r the ton.,ultant\ nor th('
l 11\ ' C'n' ironmcntal 1mpau tl'por1
hJJ l''en .iJJrt·,~·J that \1tua11on
1 hl· ')laler Pump '\t.lllllr'l I'> Jl "J
pat 11' the d ranl 1ng V.Jtc.-r 1n the nonh
pan ol the ut' "''II ht· allellC'd -
"C lnl C\tl'P f urn a rd T v.1• ~tep'I
&d ..
"-hat do th<' Cit' lather-. care ahoul
the mobile home pe1>plt: Let"\ JU'I
\ht•'t thcm o ut .lnd hu1ld loUJ la~l
h11tl·I\ on PJuf1t < oa\I H 1@.hv.J\
\\-flt-rr att'thrlc Jll"('Pk to go -.. One
\tq' r 11rn:ird f\o\{1 \tep~ Ba" •.
'-nnal ~l'Jr\ .igo lht rr 1o1.ere angn
' .ntrl•Ol3Uun) "llh ~u~1n~"<'' nn
\IJtll 'itfl"l't tx-, J U~ lht• 1 II\ l.llht'r\
th•u~hl 11 lx\I tn ma~r 11 d onl."·"'3'
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u>n\ldt'nng pull In~ II bal ~l\l d l\l.tl-
"J\ ''n.•t•I --c >nl· \tC'p h•NJrd
T" II \!ep\ BJ\.~ .
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thl' p1l·r lOUld nut make 11 f'J'' '
H'ar\ \\ J\ II thl' dn cJopc1 "J' 11
;nfcr10rmall'nJI\ "'a' 111hr insp,1·, 111r
1•n tht prtiJ'-'t"l 1 lw llllll'n' v.111 hlar
thl dl\I tn man' '-'J". 1 c a ntcc v.alll.
1n thl \'' cning nn a , k ar night a, up
111' •'k t• llf J pkJ,Jnl tJI \I. llh .lnhn
\\ ~, •1 dn """' !!t• lrom ht•re' -I >rw
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d.J\ la!) I r1 "hen thr rain "8'1
, •n11n~ l.ll'\I. n in tqrn;nt<. "-uu d th('
11 . .Jin!\ 111 I"~' t· "' hcl·n r('rx·att'J
\\ha· hJprx·nl·\.1 h• Jll thl ,.imp..i1~n
pr 1q 1"4·, 1 ur ut. IJthe~ made to J o
"""' ·1h1m· ,1ho1 • th1· OC'<'l\I 1 nntrul
,hJnnd'
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llu111 ntt111n He. 11 h .1n"I Oran@.l l 11un-
'' II !;l'I Ill\ '" 11 Ill hov. 1h1n@.\ Jft"
not ~·m~ h,ind .I \' \ha I rrx•r•.<1n Of
Go~ 0 ~ai•t:h ~ul ~ear ..,alki·ng :~ '~.~~::t~·1• r,r'i~~.;I\~} :ci·:~~m.~~r '£"" ,,, • i. ~ ,,, • .., ~ Pl.lnnin~ ( 1•nln11\'l"n and ( It\
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By WALTER MEARS ~
Rt'pubhC'ans arr \l.htsthng past the
t hurt h ~ arJ a' thC') Ir) to figur(' o ut
hu\I. to handk Pat Rotxn~n and h ts
'ltn~k·mtndt•d upporters. The~ ma)
1o1.ell pro'e 10 be a troublesome lot.
.\!i the Democrats lcarnc-d 1n more
than one 'phn1ert'd prcs1dcnual ram-
pa1gn 11.'alou!i s1ngk-1ssue actl' tsts
rnn bl· hatardou' to a pan) 's general
clct·t1on health f hq tend 10 forec
1ntramur. I "nrfJrc. ('mbarrouma
and u~k'' platform ba11k.-.. and 1n
the cnd the\ 'omettme\ walk out
l fa1 . thl; Republican pin.1dcn11al
candtdlllC\ ('Ompettng wtlh Rob-
enson hll\(' htt'n C'3reful and. 1n
dcbatl·. C"ouncous. t~aro the former
tclc' 1s1on C' angch't -· "'ho no"'
bn~tlc~ a11ha1 accuratr de~npt1on
Sen Boh t>olc. the comfonnhk
GOP '1 tor. 1n l\~ndll' ·, lu\o\a raucu~'· '3id tht pam o ught w
wet ome the Roht-rt~on nr1o1.C"o m er<.
aboard. look1n1 10 the da' "h<'n tht\
will rail) behind the evt·ntual no m1
net.
Thal 1' not hkel to be Rotx-nsun.
and mo t of the ~Opl( he ha~
attractC'd to Rcpubhce n pohttC.al .. , _
tivu '"no• aoina to be tran fcrablc
°TM) '" aboard for the man, not for tJtt pany. Dok said 1t "mains a '""°'"man
fll"t btt~n h1m1tlf and 1 Ptt\1·
dtn1 ~ 8u"9. who ran a damq-
lftl dmd bdttftd Robatton m Iowa
·•obtnl0fl p1ncd naarl 1 quantt
of IM RtpUbhcan ~otc an lo-11.
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ul\ I h.l'C' 11• n••d man\ Or[tJn11a·
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1o1.h11k l11mm11•111' anJ not JU'1 a f<'v.
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m.tkl all 1h1 1.k11'11'n' -•t"mcmt'lcr
1h l\ '' \1•u1 n~ht J' a u11t('n \\hen
'ou 'oil rh.-.t\4 rl"ad H''' ~ .ir~h.111\
ihc \l:ttt'nKn1' l'I thr'4' intended
cnndtJ.rn.-, Hunt1n1t1nn Re. ch C"an no
lfln~n afTMd 10 tnke-"< nt" ~ter
f Of\\. Md Ind l \I. l' \tcp<, fb Ir. ••
I l•\ ll' kJ\l \11m1·1h1ng for futul\
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•t Wbee tbc J..oal leech Balact Weisman comPitted .. Concerto" in
performs its wotld premiere "Con· 1982. h's blled on ''As Lona u I
ccno for Elvia" Saturday and Sunday Have You," "Crawfilh" arid "I
II me ••• Tel'l'Ke n..er. in· Sl ipped, I Stumbled. l Fell." ·~ura~ .... perfotmance ponion rn 1987 he decided to put it into
of the a.on. &e.ch Cen1ennlal eel· motion. Lookina for 1 company cbrati~t and Elvis will meet on willin1 to take a risk and produce common ~nd. a.tlet will look to somethin1 innovative. he ap-
the pment for inspiration. and rock proached David Wilcox, the Lons
'n roll to the days of Bach and Beach Ballet's an istic director. It was
Beethoven. oriainally slated for the 10th an·
Ben Weiunan. the coml)Olef who niversary of Elvis' death last Aquat,
wrott more told records for El~ a sufC'-fite media boon that would
than any Other (a total of .S7). haS brina nationwide attentfon to the
woven three of those tunes into a 30-Soutllland's only major ballet com·
minute piano conceno with or· pany. But a serious financial shonfall -
chestra. The O'mphonic musical and the inability to brina its diverse
Portrait was fint performed in clements toscth~r in time fo rted a
, Graceland by the Memphis Sym-cancella tion. 1ccordin1 to Wilcox .
pfiony Orchestra in 1983. in f'ront of With the help of former Joffrey
3,000 Elvis dcvoten, where it re-dancer Ann Mane de Aqelo, founder
ccivcd a standin' ovation. and chorqrapher of the innovative
Since the bcJinnina of his sona-Ballet D'Anaelo, which sti"e describes
writin1 career 1n 1.9S4, Weisman. a as "a synthesis of all kinds of
woul~be concen pianist and padu· American entcnainment," the ele-
ate of the JuUiard School of Musk. ments beaan to ael. Workina hand in
has written more than 300 sonas in hand witn Weisman, her approach .
the blues, PoP and country music 1ocs beyond the literal.
genres. Barbra Streisand. Conway "Who wants to sec Elvis (dancin1)'
Twitty. Gladys Kni&ht and many il\ a ballet?" she asked. "What
more anists have rcc;orded his sonas~ fascinates me is somethina-Elvis said
Dancen perform the ballet ••eoncerto for ltlm."
Weisman bepn writin& for Elvis in in an interview after his retirement.
1956 after seein1 him on the Tommy that ·:rhcrc'sthe imqc and there's the
DorYy Show, after scrutinizin& the real person'. That's what destroyed
range of his voice and the style of his Elvis. Peoplt crack up when thty lose
music. ·· touch with their identity. and it's a
''In 1956 Elv is was singin& black very universal thing." And members of the ·Long Beach he said.
music. which w~s unusual for a white The · three-movement work pres. Ba llet wi ll be put throuah their paces · But if the end result sounds
man at that time. It was a mixture of ents Elvis the real person, the image in the aggressi ve and challcnginJ mystifyi ngly metaphysical. th~ inten-
PoP· co_unlry~rockablJJy and l>lues. A and the eonffict lnbCtwec1f."DrAngclo chorcograpfiy as well. acc::oraTn& to l loni-s to produce both-a touch1!lg~nd
lot ·of people write for themselves. members Larry Blake. also a former Wilcox. entenaining ballet that max1m1zes
based on whatthcy fed. I was a~arc of Joffrey dancer. will dance the inner "To d9 Ann Marie's choreography. the unique talents of its dancers.
what he was doi ng when he sang. and self;' street dancer Alexa nder Wood. yo u have to be a gymnast. ballet "My experience with JofTrey taught
I knew how to write for him .. J was a the image, and Ballas Sluyter, the dancer. modem dancer, jazz dancer me how to be entertaini ng '" the
good craftsma n.''. Weisman said. confl ict. · and contortionist all rolled into one." dance ~ente. It's a ripoff to do ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ so~th1ng soesoteric or ccrebralt~at
people don't cnJOY it." de A nae lo said.
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"MAGNIFICENT:'
Vinct!rit Canby
THE NEW VONK TIMES
And there's a little something for
everyone on the program. which
marks the second and final per·
fo rmance of the ballet's cutback
season. Along with the world
premiere. the ballcl performs Andre
Prokovsky's traditional .. Fausl
D1vcrt1mento": a Peruvian folk
dance. "Aymara," and a contem-
pora ry Pas de Dcux, ··stay With Mc."
de Angelo's work set 10 music by Bette
Midler and danced by de Angelo and
Blake.
Performances wi ll be given at 2:30
and 8 p.m. Saturday and 8 p~m.
Sunday at the Terrace Theater. 300 E.
Ocean Blvd .. Long Beach. Ticket~ are S l l ·S25 with information available
at (2 13) 427-5206 -or (2 13) 436-336 1.
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Mystique
of Marceau
magnificent
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Oftlle~,_ .....
As perhaps the world's qutn-
tcsscntial mime, Marcel Marceau has
been conveying the magic and mys-
t1~ue of this demanding art form for
more than 40 years.
His comical but tclltng charac-
terizations as Bip convey the human
fotbtes ~ inherent when strupltng
against the challenges oflt fe, while hts
"style pantomime'" deal with sub-
jects r:1 n,1ng from the frivolity of '.
visitors in a pubhc park to the ~
solemni ty of "The Creation of the
World."
Perhaps most impressive is that
Marceau. af\cr fo ur decades. con-
tin ues to perform wtt h such prec ision
and scnsi11v1ty on pieces that for him
must be second nature, if not o utright
tt resome .
At 64. the French mime 1s showmg
no signs of slowtng down and per-
fo rmed 12 se lections from his diverse
repctoirc in an impressive. heart·
warming show Monday n1tht at the
Performing Arts Center tn Costa
Mesa .
The opening set of style pan-
tomimes was highlighted by "The
Mask Maker" in which Marceau
changes faces. first slowly and then
quickening. with a precision that not
only displays his technical prowess
but furthers a story about how the
images we aspire to threaten to
devour us as well .
In 1hc popular piece. "The Creation
of the World." Marceau.displays the
mime's git\ of Portraying not onl y
human characteristics but those of
plants. animals and the forces of
na1urc as °"'ell.
What makes all of the per.
fo rmanccs so en~hantin& 1s th at
Marceau cnakcs pantomime appear
natural. with a n case that belies tht
&echnical d ifficuhy behind this inter-
national languaac of ,1csturc.
As Marceau haJ said. wri ters can be
political. comic.al. cpical and satirical.
dancers can &ivca sense of the rhythm
of man and musicians can convey mood~ and imaacs. But mime. fie
said. "has to ~rcatc all these thinp .
l>ut m silence." .
Tht advantaac. howtvtr. is that
when mime is cffcct1vcly performed.
it crosses eullural and even tiistontiT
lim1t.al1ons. •
"I'm sure the Romans laual\td
when M>meonc slipped on a blnana
peel." Maf'C'cau Mys •. "Ttthnok>IY chan~s. rh1losoohy cha naes. bUt man is itil monal." -
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EIGHBORHOOD FOa.S
!fHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1988
Car shooter in prior road brawl
.Gen. Manuel Noriega was
urged by Oliver North to
train Contra rebels, an
ex-aide to Panamanian
strongman testifies./ At
A federal appeals court
rules an Army ban on
homosexuals is un-
constitutional./ Al
World
Sou_th African troops
crush a coup In an Inde-
pendent homeland./ Al
Convicted in 1976
for fighting man
In traffic dispute
By JONATHAN VOLZKE ._...,"'4 .....
The man who reduced d marathon
runner to a 4uadnpkg1l in a (o\ta
M C"Sa FrecY.ll) '>hooting "'a' con-
victed in I Q7t, uf fighting Y.1th
another man .iftn J tratlil d1 .. putc
the prosecutor 1n the l JM' \31d
Wedncsda)
Alben ( arrull Murg.in 'l tau:':>
charges ofaCtcmptcd murdl·r a'l!Mlu.it
wuh a dcadl> '°'l'apon and firing into
an 1nhab1tcd 'l'h1de H'\ul11ng from a
Jul} 18 shooting in huml)<'r-111-bump-
cr traffic near tht: Orange < ounty
Fairgrounds_
He as free frum l u\toch on s 100.000 ball unlit al lcJ\l the end o f
has tnal. wh1lh 1\ the lir\t to !ttem
from lai.t \umml·r·i. ra\h of h1ghwa)
vaolcnct' and nrx·l led to conclude:'
Frida:>
Morgan testified \\ t'dnt''>da) 1ha1
he fired the shut that '>Cnt a !:!-caliber
slug an to the nel k 111 !9·)ear-old Paul
Nussbaum and paral>11ng the Roll-
ing H alls Estate\ man but \31d tht'
shooting wa\ a "foolish"' act in a
m ome nt of anger
"The gun was la~ 1ng thert 1n tht'
pouch. I thought I'd fin.• a warning
shol out lhe Y.1 nduv. ·· "1organ tcsu -
fed .. h \ a n1gh1 marl· for me but at\ a
v.one nightmare for tht' 'act1m ..
Morgan's auorne~ P;iul 1>,.1t')t'r
also adm1ti. tht' dcc l\100 to shoot v.as
"dumb.'' but 1ha1 at was not al·
tempted murdt'r. the most ~nous o f
the charges against has client .\
neighbor of thl· ~nta .\na rooter
tc~talkd that Morgan v.as no t a
\IOlent man
But Ocput) D1'>tnct .\llo rnc) C hni.
................ ~ .........
Freeway ahoodftl defendant Albert Canoll llor1an laldee
bla face from newa camerae•• be lea•e. oranie Coanty
Superior Court . ·
rt.'':>ttd an l'l"'ti .ilter beating up
dnuthcr rn.in Jltl"r Mgu1ng "'Ith ham at
a fl·d light \1 nrgan flJ ld a S:!SO line 1n
that l 3'>C rn11rd' '>hov.
In w un \\ n .lnr\dJ\ < arroll faced
h1'> \ 1ll1m >.u\\hJum "'as brought 10
the rnunroom \trapped 10 h1i. 1o1.h~I·
l hair Jn .in aml'lula nle from lht:
Do"' nc} rt:h.it11litJt1on ho,p1tal he
no"' calh home
otht·r m1ndk':>'> \hooting~
T ht· rca'><m I , .tmt: to the coun
n,.1m tN..1.i \ 1'> hl'l 3Us.t' I .fttl a great
1n1u'>ll\\;. hJ' ht•('n done to mvsclf." 'u~'h;ium \.31d J\ ha!. brother"arrd a
friend \lood h\ on.as1orutll) JI' 1n1
him \II'' of Y.atcr fro m a bottle v.-uh a
\trav. It th1\ tan help to 1o1o p people
I rum drnng tht·'>t." I.ind~ of than~. this
I\ m) uininhutmn
"u.,,bJum ..aid h1'> hean hold·s
hJta-d fo r \.1 org..in and at thl· same
tim\ ·11hinl. he 1s pathc11c ..
·· t hope 1 "1o rpn l ... ,11 spend a long
tinH ht-hind har\ ··he added Boating
More than 1,000 sail-
boats are ready for the
Midwinters this year.JIM
Paal Na.baum teadfiea In court be baa no memory of the
abootinl that put blm In a wheelchair.
Kralt(·k said an coun Wt'dnescJa) thal
Morgan ha) bc..'t'n 1n\ohcd 1n other
traffic '1olcncc .\nord1ng to a nta
.\na police repon. Morgan v.-as ar-
.\lthough hl" "'J' un thc Y.ltnt'S'>
stand for onh .i \hnrt time hc.-cau5'<' he
ha' no mc:;1111r\ 111 the: 10l 1den1
:-.;us!tbau m told n·pc1ncr., altN tt'~
t1f~ ing that ht· maJI.' tht• pa1ntul
1ournc\ tr1•m tht ho1.p1tal tri tht"
l·uunn"'m in h"l>t' of prt'\entll\
Hut 'u\\bal.m ..aid C\CO that v.111
(Plea.ee eee rUEW A.T I .A.2)
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·Exhumed body yields no signs of foul play
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61-3
A2
By GREG ILERltX
Of ... ,,.., .........
Wealth ~ Huntington Beach v,,1do"'
~anC\ -\nn Ba~ad. died tY.O 'tear..
ago of natural t.au~s and not a·t the
hand' of ha \Cl ond hu'>hand. accord·
ang to thl· I O!t .\ngelc'I ( oroncr's
Office
Corone~ completed their analy•m
of Barw1ck's n:mam<. Wedne'-Cla-..
\aid Boh Oanhac kcr. l"oroner~s
Ballot measure
on traffic rejected·
by Irvine Council ·
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of ...............
The Irvine Cat y Council has re-
JCCtcd a motion intended to put a
slow-growth 1natat1ve -s1m1lar to
the countywide 1rowth and traffic
matattvt' -beft1rc Irvine voters.
The mo tion. re1ccted o n a 3-2
council "ote Tuesday. would have
direc ted the Cit) anom ey to prepare a
ballot measure for council cons1der-
at1on before the end o f the year.
according to Mayor Larry Agran.
Most council members said tht'y
needed mo re time to study the
proPosal, which.came on the httls of
a ma1or aarcement wtth the Irvine Co.
rcprdina open space a nd future
development an the city. Other coun-
cil memben found the measu.rc too
vaaue.
"What do I think of this'! I don't
know what 11 as yet." :s.aid Ray
Catalano. who voted apmst the
measure. Sally Anne M1lltr and Dave
Baker also voted apmst II
Miller, who said the measure was
like a bomb dropped on the council at
the last minute. asked that the m otion
be considered at a later council
mecuna, while Baker cal~ the
• 0,,.n·~~rHment
•truck with lrvln• Co. A2
• su,,.rvl•or• po•lpon•
development pact•. A2
mot.ion an "1nd1l tnll'nt tn our OY.n
planning." Both ~10 thq "orncd
about what effect a hallot mca\urc
would ba"e on the Ol'"' o rx·n \pdll'
agreement reached T uc~a~ Y. llh l hi.'
Irv ine o.
Hov.-cvcr. -\aran. who cnllct tl"ll
s1snaturcs for the count)~ 1dc in·
111at1ve, 1ns1stcd 1t 1s 1mponant for tht-
c1 ty to ahan use If with the county 1t 1b
efTon to control arowth and traffic
Also. he said council m cmbcn could
reserve the naht to rtJCCl the measure
at a later date.
Only Councilman' Ed Doman "'3'
swayc-d.
The vote came JUSt houn aflct
Citizens for Sensible Growth and
Traffic Control ubmmed appro '·
1matcly 9S.OOO signatures an ats effon
to place the count)""'tdc measure on
the June bellot. Abdul 66.000 s11na-
turcs we~ rcqu1~d.
\pokcsman. Her remains wcrt' U ·
humed Jan .!O fi>llo" ang two )cars of
kg.ii dl'un h) her sons. who da1m
BJ "' 1ck Y..l'> 'ltrangkd b) ht'r 'lttond
hu\hand "-cnncth Barw1d .. <ihonl)
after a hoa110g accident on f-t-b ~O IQX\
l>anbackcr said an autop\y :ind
n ll'n\1\\• anal\-\1'1 o f Barwick''> re-
main' 1nd1ca1cd no evidence ot
1r.wmat1l· 1n1ury. no to u cologu:al
wt>,1ant.·cs in the body and no
Three-car colllalon
tv1dcncc that Barwick had bttn
i.trangJt'd Barv.-ick dat'd of "apparent
natural cau~ ... said Danbalkt'r
"Therc·s no \1gn of foul pla~ and
th1'> '>hould wrap 11 up.'' ~ad Dan-
bat'h ·r
.\ccordang IO polite aruJ coroner·.,
reports. Barv.-1ck died v.-1than an hour
o l \v.1mm1ng to shore following tht'
\1nk1ng of a \teamer piloted b) her
hu..,band Junng a 'ltorm ofTthc island
of -\ruba in the Canbbean Sea • .
BaN1d. told .1uth1,nt1n th.it aflt'r
ttTrr sw-am to 'hOf'C" Imm a ~mall lafc:~t hi\ Y.lk u1ll.ipscd .\ruban
authon11c\ ,ondudl"d tht' death ""a'
due to na1ura l .lU'><"' P''''1hh a hnn
a11ac t. and "" o.1ut11p\\ \4J\ on.
duut•d
"-ennt'th 8<1,.....1, I. nov. II\ t."' Jt hi'
latl" Y.tfc"<; homl· 1n Hun11ngton
HJrhour He rnulJ 0111 t't' rt.~al."ht'd for
commt·nt \\ t•dnl·\da'
Hl1"'t:'cr in lOUn dl11.wncn1, likd
1n I "~fl h' Jltornc' John \.\ hclan
A pueeftler In a tJuee-ca.r colllatoa ~
Wedneeday la naabed to aa ......... .
Grace Nellie Cook, 84. of CoMa ..._ wu
makJn& a U-turn on Newport _....,... at
l 9tll 8treetja8t after aooa ... en elM b.lt one
car aad tkll crulaed IMad-oa lato aaotlaer.
lier ,_11:1•· Ew Hall. 80, of eo.ta ..._ wu ea to H-C llemortal Hoepltal.
\tr, &Nill.\ ':>Ons. Mark and
.\nth•ln~ Craht"an allt"ged tht rt-
' l' 'l'J phone ulb from "-rnneth
H.1rv. , k 'honf\ aftt'1 h1\ y.1fo"s death
r ... h1 tt he tJl-.ch c1a1mcd she was
\till J ll\1 .md lh<fl he: OC'C'Ckd mont'\
fnr hl·r lrL·Jtml·nt a t an .\ruha hosp1·
L.'.11
Tht: \on., h.a'l" ~1 .. 0 tiled a "'rongful
JrJth 'u11 3ga1n'1 Ra,.....1cl. lt'I 1n
< lranttt' ( 11unt\ \upcnor ( oun "1 r\
R.i l"' 1. k "'.l' I' 'eJr'> older than her
\t'u 1nJ hu\l\Jnd
Evelyn
Hart may
challenge
Ferguson .
8' <.RfG KLERKX Ot_O_..._.,,_
' ·' fl'•r ~·.n h < ounu lY.oman
f ' Ila•' 11><•1. nut paf)('I'\ \\t'dnt'\·
J.1 1 .,.,1 kng.l .\'~mbl~man (iii
r I~ ' I K 'l'V. p<tn Bcar h an the
Ju111 • p1 Ill.Ir• -J mcnc thll
()IJ ·~ ( lul1'\ R1 ru ~hcan lt'adcr\
.,.., ·'• 1111! ho 1 luttlr and d1srup11ng
et111n
llJn llh1't' It th1 p.iflt'r\h\ March
1 1 • 4 1.111'' '• • th, rnmaf' accord·
int.· !ht• c Ir o11 ~t· ( ••uni' Rctt1s1rar of
\ 1 r'
II.an ..... ,. \he ut:.idrJ Ill HIOStdcr
, hJtknp r 11 Ir• ~u.,. r .ifter t'lc1na ap-
. ('r• .h hNl "'' rr[lff'"t ntall' ~ of ·w:,
cr.i K1·puhl1lan [lflllll"'' v.ho u~
hl"I I 'IJI \h1 \.tl\1 \ht" h3\ nt't
J~"\ 11k,! ''I lhl r 'h1 ''ill ,H IUlll\ ftk
th1 I •" '
l m 11••1n t.• """" ll" thl\ IO'-thr
nn t It'" 111 eel.' aml ~ "hat h•P.:
pen' ,,11d ll.u1 t hi\ th1n1 will
r 1thrr ttt' or 11 Y.11n'1
Rc-1 .tu"l ,he ha' nr' er run for \talc ,,ffi,, ., m. JM , C'lnC"t"m 'of Han's "
\.tlOIJl.u~n tinan11n6' \h(' \atd Rut
11.ut -.;.11J \he " ,!r'3r>J)01ntC'd •·uh
I c1Ju'l41n <'n \C'' crnl 1 o unt). nota~ a
hc.-,ll h lt:ib1ht' bill h<' rt'C'Cnll vottd
:sprn't and \41d -.ht behC\C\ ht hl5
falkn \hlln 10 l\ther arc"u as *tll
GOP riVals fOr House line up in firstde~ate "Ha'c I been d1s.appo1ntt'd. with him"\~ ... 'lid Han "I'm obv1outl
• •lnC't'mcd tnouth that I •o uld pee
up, tho papen .. '
Thoma\ hlit'ntn.. h.a1rman or the
Ou "It ount Repubhaan hnJ.
\lad ht' \P()kt' 1th Han t-.ae '" m Candidates 1n the 40th Con-Beach W'lll formally announ« his
.,.aaaonal 0.1tna Re.eublican pn· candadaq on Feb 19
mary found out how diffkuh at wlll be The son of Pohsh 1mm1arants.
to 11akc out political aemtory K1muk madci hcldhnn 1n t 984 .-hen
Wtdnctd.ay. he led a campe11n a~tna the federal Dunna the first debltc of tht' 1overnmcnl to ~nountt the aha.
campeip m Jn-inc. •i candidatn AammeAt thet pteced has homeland
trncralfy «hoed similar V'teWI on · 1n the Ea t Bloc.
fottip and domnt.c l11un. He11 have 10 play catch-up IO hi\
At 1f the alrady t'f'OWdcd .&ate opponn11 •M aharcd ~ pod.tum
-on·a make at hard eftOUlh '°' bef'ofe tii.t lalboe • Rroubhc•
conarndtn to rue above ~r oppo-Womtn Fcdttattd 1n ~ Rnt mn·
ncnll. a ninth bopfful alto 1n1Hdt to dtd91tt' forum
nan. • Tlutc c.Nl•tn tlr'nltd their
Adam K.imut • .lt. o( Huftll"l'Ofl nP'fitRtt and tOftM<ttOM "' w-.
fee a
<>kn """ be choolilna from a l't'lall\t'I ouna crop. too. msunna
thal a Repubhcan 'K'tor ~kt ~
man) term' and cam 1m~t
~naont) The )OU"l"l cancbdalt 1s
~ &he okkit. •l
'4Uwf Rownbera. }~. d Of,.
\ ort. H . and Ontlophrr os, S. all
ha\e e\pcntntt an tJw Mt.ton's capt-
"' C. Oa\ td Baka • .M. John Ktll}. 2 ~n Buffa. 19, and Pttr •tn ' • all
arc ckc\td I oftlciab '°"" H 1'oa. 42. 11 aa aaftiM ptkM..
..
Durint tht hour~ na fonam can
dldalft ~ atkC'd t~ dt u ~ thc1r
quah&at\ons their '~ on t
and 'tt\ C'Oft\tnttonal form 1n
Euroet 1n •he ,. .... f ofthf lnlft'1Md1·
a\f Nuclear fOfea tmat • the
Straae11c Oden t h \1t11l.•''t ,
N;caf11U1 and tht natton's ~· ~pol ~m .
TM candldatn al d1te'\dtltd lhc'ir
'~on ofNlaff o.1 dnlh"I. IM '*
o( nuclear Po'M'f. tht ftdn'al ckf tn t
aftd the ·tno11 1mpoNnt ck>cnril
problem
i-u. t de about Mt' ,._
1-ucntc .atd net County pen)'
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I at Rcpubhc:an. and mid the mo~' \
could be .. dt,1uve... •
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strtke deal on opert space
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Tbe lrvi• City Council and Tbe
Irvine Co. have ttaehed a tentat1ve
~nl tbal would preserve more
• tfian ,,000 acm of untouched land
while allowina hiahcr c:knsily de.
velopment in other aaus of the c1ly.
The qreement. hammmld out i_&_.lst
two houn before Tuesday's City
Council meetinf. inclu<les 76 square
miles of land. either now within the
city or considered likely for annexa-
tion.
Dubbed "Plan Z," the ~ment is
elpeckd to fall somewhere bet~n
two pia_ns prcxntcd at thr Jan. 26
council meeting. The plans. called A
and 8. offered an increase in land
desijnated for open spece by the city's
aeneral plan.
When the d ty is fully developed,
plans A and B would have reserved
27.1 and 32.9 percent of the land as
open space respectively. The current
aeneral plan allows for 22. 7 percent of
the land to be preserved. ·
Although exact fiaures are not yet
in the new ll'et'ment, it is more
auressive aboul preservation of open
space than either of the two previous·
ly proposals. according to the city's
chief negotiator ·Councilman Ray
Catalano. If the plao is adopted.
Irvine would have .. the: largest mu-
nicipal land bank in the country. if
not the world. • Catalano said.
City planners and The lrvinr Co.
have bttn nes<>tiatint o~ space .
land use desipations and traffic
circulation for me>tt than two ~an.
The effon has ~lted in a 2.100 peee
environmental repon.
Before the new plan can be im·
pkmented. additional environmen-
tal rcporu must be prepared and
more public hcarinp would • be
nettssary. Ultimately, the measure is
eKJ"Cled to ao befort Irvine votert;
To be eli&iblr for the June blallot. a
final resolution would have to tx
approved by the City Council by
March 11.
The new plan would preserve 190
acres of aaricultural areas in the
center ofthe city. It would also protect
Q uail Hill. \
.FREEWAY SJIOOTER IN PRIOR BRAWL •••
Prom Al ' .
not bring j ustice in the case. Justice. Jt was only later. after his Oat$u n that just isn't in the faets of the c~:·
he said. only could be fo und "if station waaon caromed into three Morgan testified fhe gun. which is
50meone went through exactly the other cars and he was taken to the smaJI enough to be hidden in a man's
same thing I h11ve. Words cannot hospital room. that he learned he had palm. was in -his four-whttl~l'i ve
explain it been shot. he testifird. truck after a camping trip: He bought
"Ria.ht now. I am completely h was months before he learned the revolver af\er being stalked by a
dependent on .othrr people to take even breath on his own. and then to mountain lion on a prrvious out mg
care of m) daily nt'Cds ... I( I have an speak again. tk still has no use of his and intended to use it to frighten any
itch o n my nose or head. I need arms or leis. he .said. animals that approached him on
someone to scratch 1L.. Meyer said it would be imponant future trips. .
Nussbaum -who once ran mara-for the j ury to decide the ca_s.c on the He · told KraJick he did not rt-
thons and played tennis with a .young factS. not the tragedy of Nussbaum's member at what point he ~re
Tracy Austin -· made most of b.is ihjUI). If convicted of au .charges.. of membered tlie.gun was i.n the dnver's
statrments at a crowded news con-which the attempted murder is thr d oor pouch. but cont inually
fercnce in the courtroom af\cr jurors most serious. Morgan could be emphasised he onl y· intended to
had been dimissed. but his effect on sentenced to life an prison. A key frighten the next motorist who tried
the panel wa.s evident. requirement to thr attempted murder to use the shoulder to pass him on the
The six-ma ,. s1~-woman Jury sat c:hargr is whether Morgan meant to ·congested freeway.
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and Meyer. He told 1he attorneys he or emotion -to support a 1ury arrested. was 1alccn into custody
was on the Costa Mesa Freeway -finding of p.remcd1at1on or delibcra-shortl y after the 7:05 p.m. shooting. A
which was packed ~1th fair-goers -twn. I ha ' en'1 heard it m this eoun:· man driving behind Morgan saw the
because he wa!i going 10 ha'e dinner Me~l'r sa'1d after the prosecution shooting and passed a descripuon of
with a fnend in Newport Beach. The rested HS case Wednesday. ..Tq thl' 'chicle to Costa Mesa police. who
last thing he remembers. he said. was l'k,atl· 1h1s case into premed1 ation am.·sted Morgan JUSt inside tht'
a buzzing in has·ears. and dd1berat1on rl'qu1res something fairgrounds.
GOP RIVALS HOLD FIRST'DEBATE ...
Initiative prompts county
to delay development pacts
From Al .,,-
Here. in bnct. arc what l'ach said tn Na11onal Sl'curat\ Council. was the
the order that the) spoke: )Oungesl Rcag;iri appointee to thc
Pentagon Da vid Baker He s~ud U.S. conven11onal forces
B k "'II ha'e 10 be strengthened in , a er. an attome~ · ts 3 Cit) coun-Europe and fa, ors earl )' deplo\.•mcnt c1lman and former ma~or of In inc Whtie supporting tht' INF trcal\. 10 space of ~trateg1c defe nse weapons.
Baker remanded listeners 11 "as madt· Warning that the Soviets should
possible b) the defense buildup not be trusted despite 1he1r much-
brdered by Prt>sadc nt Reagan. He . trumpet.l'd glasnost. ~Vore said the
ild,ocaled conlinuing support for a coun111 s ma;or foreign policy prob-~trong defense that "ould force lem is ~he ll.S. Congress.
adversanes 10 bargain sen ouslv fo r If Congress stepped aside and
r<.'ductu>ns. · (X'rm11tcd the president to conduct
Baker lamentrd that N1carag a foreign pob~. Nicaragua could be
ma) have been 1rretnevabl) l~st s;l\C'd. he sai .
be_cause of cons,ressaonal undt'r-CNVorc, said we would be ir-
,-nining of the pre-sidt'nt's polrClt'S. respons1bk to foreclose o~ thC' poss1·
1 He opposes local offshore 011 bll1 1~ of offshore 011 drilling because
l:tnlhng and supports the US<' of of our dl'pendencr on foreign 011.
domestic nuclear ent'rg) He fa, ors the use of nuclear po" er
Baker "'ould rt'' ise the federal if a "'a~ can be fou nd to safe!~ store
budget prcKt'SS. calling for a b1enn1al nuck~r 14astc.
budget. a balancl'd budget 1n1t1at1 vL· l)e ore w~uld push for the
Jlnd gl\ ang the president the llne-1tem d 1m1na11on ol the Department of Ive.to. Ed ucation. and fa,·ors the hne-11em
: He sres -\mt'rica's greatest 'eto_ and the death pcnalt~ for drug
domestic threat as drug abuse and traOickcrs.
~upports the death penalt~ tor drug ~mugglers and deakr\ J o hn Hylton
Nathan R osenberg
; Rosenberg. '>'ho squared off against
~t'p. Robl.·rt Badh9m 1n the 1986
pnma~. 1s a Rcruhltcan act1v1st who
t-encd under the \ecretan of defense
end the maJont' ll'ader ·1 n the t ;.s
Senate
: While agn.•e1ng 1he· \o, 1ets hav~
e!'Ol'C con' l'nlwnal forces 1n Europe.
J!:<Oscnberg 'aid l ' ~ and NATO
d'orce~ arc-heller trained and
equipped. He \UY.l·d In keep those
:forte\ <;trong
He said 1"1lisragua can be saved
1th forcefu l au1on b' the l .S. ~ Rw\Cnbcrg said ·\menca 1s at war
1th tlkgal urugs. and he suppor1s the
cath pen.ill) for pushers. He would
nit st the use 11fl · ~ m1htaf) force'> to
,,s1cm thL lltk uf drugs into the U.S
t Ro'>entx·rgnppo'ic'>offshoreo1I ng.s
south ol thr l;)anta .\na River and
fa\ ors the U\l' of nudear po'>' er for the
na110n·.-, enl'rg~ ne-ed\
Chuck DeVo re
Dt"Vfltr a Pentagon liaison to the:
Hylton. a p~lot for o\laskan A1r-
ltnc\. said the countT) 1s 10 a cn s1s
s11ua1wn m1htanly. econo mi cally
and moralh
He warned the U.S. needed to
~ddress its milatar) balance \Vllh .t~e
So' acts and· ensure communism
mal..e"> no more inroads an the
Westcrn Hemisphere. He doesn't
belte'e Nicaragua _as irretrievably
lost ·
Hylton supports SDI. opposes ofT-
short oil drilling until more effecti ve
\afet) measures art' established and
fa, ors the use of domt>stic nuclear
powl•r
('ailing tax reform "a Joke." Hylton
would cul federal spendmg. give the
president the lane-item veto and
1ncrea!IC domestic growth by remo v-
ing go,crn ment restraints on the
bus1nl'ss sector
John Ke lly
Kdly. a Tustin city councilman.
balk·d himsdf as a no-fri lls candidate
who would keep gove~ment spend-
ing in check by cutting out the fat.
Wed nesday's Lotto picks
' By Tlw An od a&ed Preu
Herc are thr winning numbers
1)1ckcd" Wedn<'Sday night for thr
California Loth:n•s tw1re~weckh
.. Lotto 6-49" game:" 40, 43. 30. 47. 38.
29 and the bonus number. 34.
The numbers were chosen by lotto
machin~ durinJ a tclcv1s1on broad-
cast org1nat1n1 tn acramrnto.
: P1aycrs who correctly gu(Sscd all
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11AMomcl
S)O ""' lkf I CO!lt.t ~ CA
six numbers will share a pn1c pool of
~.2 m1lhon. lottery officials \aid
Those picking five number~ plus
lhe bonus number will share S 1.8
J11tlhon: fi ve of Silt. S605.000: fo ur of
Silt, SS50.ood. Three ofs1x is worth an
automatic SS. ~
The sales from Saturday 10
Wednesday n1gh1's drawing "ere
SI 1.4 million.
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~uch as food stamp abuse
He opposcs.ofTshore 011 drilling but
fa , ors nuclear power plants.
Kell ) ~•d thl' cou nty's maJor
problem 1s a lack of efficient mass
transit. He ~ould push for a systcm
s1m1lar to San Francasco·s Bl\RT.
Christopher Cox
Co:\. an attorne). ga.,.c up his JOb as
a '>Cnior White House adviser to run
for office hl'rc. He would work 10
continue the ··Reagan Re\olut1on"
after the president leav~ offi ce.
,\rguing Nicaragua 1sn·1 ar-
retne' abl) lost. Co' said. howe' er.
11>hat could be lost is Amenca's
cred1h1hl) among its al hes if tt turns
Its back on the rebels fighting tht're.
Co,. '>'Ould mo'e beyond 1he INF
treal) and Lall for reductions of
Warsa" Part l'on,cnt1onal forces
rather than 1ncreas1ng alhed forces 1n
Europe
He supports SDI. oppose-. offshore
oil dnlhng and fa, ore; lht' u.sc of
nuclear power plants.
Co,. would redul·c or ehrninatc
most federaJ programs hke farm
subs1d1es whtk pu~h1ng for a l'OO·
1inued strong defense.
Peter Buffa
Buffa. a Costa Mesa City Coun-
cilman. said U.S. conventional for~
should be increased 'and adjusted to
deal with toda~ ·., enemies. part1cu-
larh terrorists.
Whtie suppor11ng SDI rc-.<;earch.
Buffa said deploymc.-nt would depend
on the fruits of that research.
U.S. compe1 i11ven'ess an the world
is the coun1ry·s grl'a le<; I foreign pollq
issue. he said
Although he ">upports the use of
domestic nuclear fl014Cr. Buffa would
take administration of the plants
awa) from utdt t) companies.
He also would "nrk to rev1S(.' the
we I fart' system 1 hat cripples the
budget without hl'l ping tht' p()Or.
Peer Swan
Swan. prt's1dent of the Irvine
Ranch Water Oistnct board. s~ud the
nation m·cds to establish focuS(d
goal~ s1m1 lar to the effort that put men
on lhe moon.
HC' supports SDI research and
bl'l1l''es Nicaragua can be saved from
lhl' rnmmun1sts.
The Lr.s. lacks a foc used forci&.n
polaq . Swan said.
He wouldn·t preclude the ~ss1-
b1lat) of omhorc oil drillina tf it'i
needed and called for rebuildina the
n:i110n 's basic infrastructure to ensure
th lfldustrial power.
Swan would place regulatory con-
trol o'er all nuclear plants under a
central adm1n1stration.
To solve the bud.act w~s. he
suuested the Amcncan laJ1;payer
would 5uppon fair. ac.ror.s-the-board
cuts m federal spending.
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By BOB VAN EYKEN behcH'h\O\\CL'ks~ouldbcenough 10
ottMDllllrNet...., work out problems concerning 1hc
Fears concerning tht' effects of a ~grccmcnl a nd the .1n11 1all \I.' Ile
proposed c1uzcns' growth control suggl·stcd ml·e 1ings between lhl'
initiative led the county Board of board and badl'r'> oft he slow-growth
Supervisors on Wednesday to post-in111ative.
pone consideration of threC' develop-Sponsors of 1he in111ati ve. sut>-
mcnt agreements that would have mirtcd to thl' Rcg1s1rn r of Voter-.
10<.·ked tn appr<nal for more than Tucsda'. haH cr11ic11l'd lhl' 17.000 Ol'W horn<.'~. proposed lkvdopml·nt ugn·i.·ml'nl\.
The agrccm<.'nts that were post-lalltng lhl·m an lllll'ntpt to nrrnm-
poncd wcrl' all connected wi th-t..___,_1.:..,·01 the will o( thl' J)<.'opk'
Foothill Circulation Phasing Plan. a I wish the\ would watt until thl'
$:!35 m1ll1on south count) road rnt11al1 \-e hu~ gone bcfon· lhl' votn'
bu ilding plan for south Orange Coun-beforl' appro' 1ng all of thc~l· agrce-
l\. mcnts:· ~aid Tom Rogers. co-author
· Roads built under 1hc plan arc to be of the C'1t1zl'ns Sl'ns1blc Growth and
financed b) bonds. and therein he\ Traffa ( un1rol ln111:111H' ··nut of
the rub. according to Supervisor cour\l· lhl·~ wun·1 tx·rnuse lhl') ·re
Gadd1 VasquC'z. who requested the 1~1ng 10 get around at:·
1wo-weck poStp()nemcnt. Rugl'r\ 10IJ tht:· board Wl'dnl'~da)
Vasquez said he was conc:erned that he would tx· "ilhng to discus'
that the prcscnCL' of a slow-growth 1ndu!o1on of soml· kc" 1n1 tia11vc
1n111a11'l' 10 Orange Count) might pro' 1s1on'i mto the agreement-.. a
:ifTcct the wi llingness of lenders to rnmprom1'\C that n11ght make them
had thl' road development bonds. more palatable 10 1n1t1at1 \l' backers.
··wh1k• I am convinced that the Thl' main ingrcd1,·n1 rrm'itng from goal~ of the Foolh ill (;1rculat1on thl' proposed ngrt'l'ml'nt~. Roger">
Phasing Plan arc right on target. I am s~ud, is a guarantc<.· that roads built
concerned thal they may be in undl'r tht' f oothill plan will not
conflKt with the 1nit1at1vt'." said C\leed coun t~ standards for trallic
VaMjUCL. l'unges11on.
Dcvelopmcntagreementsarc lcg..11-.. If stanJanh tor lcvcl of Sl'r\ll'l'
ly binding documents which protect l4l'rl' '>tatl'd l'\Jlltn th. thcn ,H.
builders from changes 1n 2oning·or \\11uldn·t ha'r '>lllNandard road'
other new requirements. going in." he \aid
C ounl) legal officials say the agree-Ton) Mu1so. prl'<,1J r n1 of thl' Santa
ments would also be immune from targanta Cu .. said hr thought 11
the dTccts of a .~roposed ct112cns· ~ould be pu\\1hlc Ill makl' \<Hill'
gro"'th con1rol m1uauve". accommodatwn\ to lhc 1n111all\l'.
..The avecmcnts state that the) "That's whm~ I lhin k the rt'al
"111 prevail over an y chanaes adopted pronu~e hC's.'· \illd Mo1o;o. whosl·
b) the board or by initiati ve of tht' Ram ho Sa nta :\1arsnra ta rlannl'd
voters.".satd Adrian Kuyper, county communtt) 1~ Ulll' ul the IXJ'llJXined
lOu nr.cl. agrccml·nts ... , think we can for.
But those guarantl'cs may not be mulatc sonw kind of marriagl' tx·-
enough fo r the bond market. which t\\l'en thl' 1n111at1H' .Jnd thl' agrl'l'·
tends lo grow Ji ttt'ry at the very men1' " •
ml'nt1on of growth con1rol. Super-He sa id he rl·ma111cJ oppo'>l'd Ill lht·
\l\Or Roser Stanton said. 1nitant1' ''· hown er. ··the wa' 1t''
··The well can be poisoned very "ntten. II "top\ l'' L'r) thing:· ht; said
casi l) :·he said. Mo1.,u .,aid lw "as d1sa ppotnll'd
Stanton added that he dtd no1 that h1sagrct·men1 "a'i forced to ~all.
\\ l11k· otht•r, ''Crl' appro' c.•tl
Boa1J llll'lllh1.·r-. approved three
uthrr dnl'l11pml·n1 agreement\. for a
total uf 21.UOO homes. despll<.' the
ohJl'l'llon'> of \tJnlon and Vasqu~l.
"ho argutd tlwt the· p<>'>tponemenl
\l1t1uld arpl~ Ill JI! 11f till' propo\Cd
ngn'l'rnl·nt,.
'iufX'T\ l'>Or Ham·tt W1 L·dcr was th('
'\\ rng ' oh:.
Sc' l'ral mcmocrs uf 1hc aud1L·nce
<1po~e out again~I the proposed agrec-
ml'nl\.
One '>JX'akcr "ho argued against all
"" agre1.'nll'lll\ "a' Fh1abcth Rrown. a rcprl·~cnta1 1' l' oflhl' t.•n v1ronmental
grnup Laguna C1recn Bell
Bru'' n l nt1nn•d lhl· agrl'<.'mrn1~ on
a numhcr of rxunt\. 1nclud1ng her
conten11un Lhal there has been tnade.-
quatl· t.•n' 1runn11:n1JI 1mpac1 stud)·
for I hl' prupo...:d proJeCI~.
\)hl' \<lid tlW road' lo bt· hu1 lt under
thl· agr.l'l'llll'llt\ 11> 111 become ron-
gl''lll'd "1th llll' re,1dl'nl1al de' clop.
mrnt that 1'\ hnng pcrm11ted.
'"Thl' l11l'd1nnc }OU arc propo<,1ng
w cure the malad\ '" wha1 made us o,1ck In lhl· lir't · plale ... ~he \:l td
.. fhat°'• ''h~ tl~c pn1pk aren't hu\ang
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But count} ~taff memhcrc; \:l) the
opponent'> arguntl'nl'> arc mea11-
1ngk" llcl·auo;e the dndurnwn1'
1m ludl·d 111 the agret'nh:nt'> arl·
akrad' authni 11l·J under tht· n1un
I)·, Ucncral Plan and n"1111g 1onrng
la"'· "I hl'Sl' agrl·e11H't1I\ do not
au1hort1l'd an) Ill'" unit\:· ).3111
Rut)(:rt F1<oher. rnunt} d1rcr10r of
rlannang
fhl' thrt·l· po<;tponl'd agrcl'mcnl~.
Ranrho ·anla r-.targanta. foothill
C':unun und Do'c CanH>ll . would
tt11ara1tll'l' .t totJI uf ~hout ~I )Cl
1111111011 l<I\\ arJ the f 11111 h1ll rn:id
Ulll\llUlllOll plan.
I ht· olh<·r thrl'e. ,\ll\t) \'icJO.
Marana 11111' am.I licar Brand Ranch.
an· not purl 11l 1he Fnoth1ll plan hut all
"111 rn111nbutt: funds fur o ther road
hu1ld1ng programs.
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